Boeing 737 AutoPilot Panel (MCP) for MSFS2020, Prosim & PMDG
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- This design is a remake of the $38 DIY MCP. It's a newer, better version, taking full advantage of 3D printing. This is not an exact replica, but it is fully functional. The design has been modified for larger text, so it's easier to print with good quality clear and crisp text. Various components have been moved to allow easy fitment. All parts assemble easily and require no additional mounting hardware besides their attachment nuts and screws. Also, full 7219 boards are used, so the wiring is much easier!
A massive Thank You to Sebi Woelke for the Intro and Logo!
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0:00 Intro
1:47 Panel Text Creation
3:15 Creating the Back Box
6:03 Arduino Prototyping Sheilds
8:45 Front Panel Build
21:55 Wiring Overview
27:55 Programming
40:00 Outro
Priceless your effort and work. You are not aware of how much you help us to build a piece of our dreams. Thank you! Force!
Thank you so much for the kind words!
People like you champ, invented the jet, radio and television - amazing what can be done in a shed. Thank you!
Wow Julian, Humbled and not how to reply to that. Thank you. Kind regards, Karl
Thanks for all your hard work in both making the video and doing the design/build. Kudos to you.
I have this odd satisfaction that there is this much advanced indulgence in what is basically a pc game. A pc game where you cannot even crash your aircraft for satisfaction... You guys are nothing short of awesome.
You have outdone your self once again! Wonderful work here! I can't wait to see what is in store for 2022. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you!
Thank You and Merry Christmas!
Outstanding work as usual Karl! I bet you’re super proud of that design! You always know how to take 3d printing to the next level! 👍🏻
Thank You for the kind words! Merry Christmas!
Loving the work that you do. You've really been helping us build better and more affordable simulators and I must thank you for that. I have only entered the 3D printing work recently and I am eager to get started on this. I might try doing a modification to your design in the future and incorporate a painted/engraved perspex faceplate that can be backlit. But it really looks brilliant as it is
Hello Damon, Love that you are already thinking ahead! As this was the basic version, I kept it simple. It is now just a matter of time to create more complex versions. But if others are willing to create the next version, thats awesome!
Kind Regards Karl
Excelente trabajo!! Muchísimas gracias por subirlo
Amazed at all the work you put in to these and then let us, less talented individuals, have access to them, really appreciate it!
Hello and very kind words. Thank you
I have printed this and I am waiting on the k2-22 buttons to start wiring it up. Thanks so much for your outstanding work on this and for sharing it with our community!! You're a legend!!!
Thank you Steff, I was really pleased with how this version turned out. Even though i dont need it, it sits on my self and puts a smile on my face!
This is my new favourite channel.
Awesome project and well considered.
Merry Christmas and a big thank you from me.
Excellent work. Amazing work and functions. Well done. You are an inspiration to us DIY guys.... Thanks so much.
Hello Bernie, a massive thank you and humbled by you kind words. Karl
You make this hobby hardware seem so easy to us who have no experience and you take nothing for your knowledge, thank you so much you make me now have confidence in soldering, wiring programming and 3d printing
Thank you for the kind words, and feeling humbled. Best wishes from Brunei, Karl
A real genius,keep up this phenomenal hard work. Well done
So professional looks amazing
Amazing work! Looks very good, and so kind of you to give the STL files for free! You should be very proud of your work!
Thank you and humbled by your kind words, Best Regards Karl
Where are they ?
@@vodky_4666 Description.
I wanted to buy a 3d printer to print some stuff but then I found your channel and playlist and I couldn't be much happier.
I always wanted to build a home sim and here you are sharing your knowledge how to; thanks a lot!!!
Thats great to hear! and fantatsic your are starting your own build. Kind Regards Karl
Brilliant design and execution! I love the fitment and layers of panels to create the mounting layers for everything. One suggestion; get a red gel/filter and put it over each of the 7-segment displays. it will drastically improve contrast and readability of the displays. :D Cheers!
Thank you Scott, thats a brilliant idea and I will order that now kind regards Karl
Great job! Thanks for all you do for the community
Awesome and Thank You for the kind words!
Seriously, seriously impressive. Well done.
Glad you got to make use of my spare KD2-22 switches :-)
I must get around to posting some pics of my finished unit on the forum.
Hello Bill and a massive Merry Christmas. Please post some photos and drop me a line to say hello. Kind regards Karl
Hi Karl!
I saw the video and read all the comments. I think ther is no praise left unmade and very deservedly I might add so I,ll just pick a few.
AMAZING, OUTSTANDING, SUPERB and laat but not least, incredibly GENEROUS!
Merry Xmas, happy new year and of course: THANKS
Tom from Argentina
Thank you and merry Christmas!
Inspired from your videos, Im just done with my "38 EUR" MCP. Was also about one year in the making, but I'm still on FSX PMDG 737. I designed my front and base plate out off PCB's then ordered them in china. It saved me all the mechanical work and a lot of wiring cause I soldert all the components in it. I had my issues by setting mobiflight up, but now everything works just as I want to. (except I can not program the speed display in mach)
Thank you for those great videos, i enjoy them everytime. Regards from Germany to Brunei
Hello Andreas, That's fantastic to hear. Merry Christmas and Kind Regards Karl
Are you using easyEDA by any chance? would be really interested in the PCB project.
@@karlisk4 hallo, no for this I used eagle. And to be honest, I made some mistakes on the electrical design. But I could fix them with a few extra air wires. And don't daisy chain 5 led displays together, it won't work. I did split them in 3 now. The mechanical design however was a perfect fit 😀
What you do is impressive, very neat. Immense thanks for the great contribution you give us to the community. I was amazed by your excellent work.
Thank you very much!
Work in progress im waiting for the buttons and i have everything else, ready to build, Thank you à lot for everything !!
Bravo ! - well done - vids are great as always
Thank you for all of this work! I'm going to try to build one of these... Great JOB!
Hi Gary, This is a fun simple build!
Congrats, amazing work.
Mate this is amazing. Well done!
Hi Mick, I just recieved this very build in our shipping yesterday and as I was pulling it out of the box, it out a smile of my face, it actually looks the part sat on my shlef right now.
what a amazing work you put together, speechless, keep doing it!!!
Thank you and humbled by the kind words. Best wishes Karl
Wonderful Once again. Thank you. Merry Christmas and all the best for 2022 Karl
Hello andcthank you for taking the time to drop by and comment! Merry Chridtmas!
Thank you so much for sharing and just super impressive work…
Absolutely amazing. How very generous of you to make these files available. What a great guy!
Thank you, The whole idea was to get people invovled and show with a 3d printer that you can bring the sim out of the computer and interface a unit in real life.
I am confused, do we have to buy the face plate for $38?
No. It’s optional You can print it all on a 3D printer.
@@sivoltage thanks
Thank you again for the beautiful design. I have just built this and the MFP works fine :-) Now I am going to try to build the FMC and the Throtlle V3.1 :-)
No words, simply you are the best
Спасибо Вам за такую прекрасную работу, это просто вдохновение к творчеству.
С уважением и уважением, Карл
absolutely brilliant work sir !!!
Thank you so much 😀
Nice work ! Thanks for this
Love your work 😀👍🏻
What a cleaver chap wish I could have one of those. Even the writing was brilliant and neat.
Really cool build.
I have no intentions of building one, but it’s great entertainment, I like your voice and accent.
Ty
Thankyou for all your hard work.
Hello and thank you!
Thanks for sharing. There are always good ideas for my own F-14 panel building. Here is a tipp for the segment display. User thin colorized foil to darken the segments when they are off. It is much better to read and looks brilliant. Please keep up, it is much appreciated.
Are you sharing your build anywwhere online?
Hello, and I think you are the second person to mention that, I am on the case and have ordered the film! Thank you for the advice, its always much appreciated. I will also add this to the website. Kind Regards Karl
Super work 👍 Congratulations
Thank you! Kind Regards Karl
I can't wait to buy it. Very good
Géant et formidable travail, c est une aide incontestable pour construire ce MCP. Super , salut .JM
Bonjour et merci!
very very good work, thanks for all of you hard work i am trying to build one to !
Very interesting takes me back when i used to repair the real ones
You designed that for 3d printing? Thats awesome! Wired it and all. That's talent. Supper cool!
Thank you and humbled. Kind regards Karl
Hello from Brazil. Thank you very much for sharing all your knowledge
My pleasure!
Hello again.
I have downloaded your STL files and examined them in Fusion 360. I must admid that the work you have put into creating this 3D printed MCP is absolute fantastic and amazing. Thank you very much. I am not going to use them, because i am building an FCU for the A320. But your files and work in general is a big inspiration and good learning tool for me and others.
Maybe you should make a FSU and EFIS for the A320 😉 I am sudden that alot of folks would preciate that. Anyway; outstanding what you have done so far👍
Simply amazing!
Hello and Many thanks!
Well, you got me inspired to start learning electrical engineering!
Friend, you are a genius!!!
Your videos created interessed in Sims very much... soooo cool what you create 👍😁😁
Thanks for introducing me to Mobiflight! This video helped me create my own autopilot. I want to feature this video (only 20 seconds of clips with me talking over it) in the video I made about my autopilot build. Wanted to check with you first. Just trying to tell more people about your channel. Great work!
Hello and thank you for the kind words. As for the video, you have my permission and thank you for asking. Kind regards Karl
@@helimech8152 Here's the video of my autopilot: ruclips.net/video/a706b1QiUp8/видео.html
If you like what I did, please share! I'd really appreciate it. Thanks again!
@Heli Mech Both CPT and FO 7 seg displays works great. You have to use FSUIPC offset output and then "Radios-NAV1/NAV2 OBS (CRS) presets.
Karl, you're a bloody genius.
Haha, not quite, but it made me smile and thank you! Kind regards Karl
keep up your work LOVE your videoes please make more!:D
great work 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Looks amazing. If you get some tinted plastic film and put it on top of the LED digits it will make them much easier to read.
Hello and thank you, Reading through the comments, this seems to be the number one tip! I'm on the case and hopefully its on the way! Kind Regards Karl
Karl: "It's that easy!" - you are awesome! I just noticed how much MobiFlight has changed since this video.
Thank you Sebastian! When i create a part, i love the hub hop if i struggle to find an offset. Select and go now! I remember the days of enetering thousands of different offsets for each item.
Brilliant! Started coding a 16F877a a while back o achieve something similar....think it will go back in the project:>)
Thank you Karl. Victor from Cape Verde
Hello Victor, Thanks for taking the time stop by and comment. Kind regards Karl
Amazing work!!!
Thank you!
Thank you!
Just finished. Not as perfect as yours but I will get there.
Thank you. You are a brilliant prototype maker.
Thank you for taking the time to build, commment and reply! Kind Regards, Karl
You are a genius and super talented. Mass produce I would suppoort you !!!
Humbled by your kind words! Thank You. Karl
It is very relaxing and satisfying watching you put it all together. great job!! Do you have the FCU for the Airbus A320?
Sir, let me say... You're a genius!
Wow, thanks!
Enormissime !!!! bravo ! J'espère bientôt la vente de tes modules.
Bonjour et merci. Vous souhaitant tout le meilleur. Cordialement Karl
Very nice!
Your library of tutorials is amazing. Thank you for sharing so many projects. What would be the reference or spec of the White paint pen that you would recommend ? I struggle in paint shops. Thank you!
Thanks for the informative content. Can you program the FMC the same way using Mobiflight exclusively?
This video is absolutely fantastic. Informative and a great inspiration to all us sim enthusiast. Excellent job. I will definitely keep an eye on this channel and Your web site
I do have a question though. The surface of the cabinet and the knobs seems very smooth. Is that the case when looking up close? And what 3D printer do you use?
Hello, I think that is down to the printer. I love the finish and quality of the print on the CR10. I would say it's smooth, but I do print slowly to try and improve the quality, especially if I need to film the build.
Kind Regards Karl
Absolutely brilliant. Airbus kit next. Love it in kit form to self build.
Hello! This seems a very popular request recently!
Very impressive build! My 13yo son and I have had a great time building it so far, thank you for making this available to the flight sim community. We are up to the step where we need to solder the wires onto the prototype board. I noticed you soldered the wires onto the top pads. To connect the wires to the resisters, did you just create a bridge on the top between two pads or did you solder underneath to create a bridge? Thank you.
thanks for sharing this. this is priceless. can i know, will it work if i want to use for xplane 11? and do u do for A319/20/21 as well? thanks again. great video!
It's not $38 once I've bought a 3D printer and all the filament! lol 🤣. I've looked through your website and it's AMAZING! And I'll definitely be building one of these ASAP! Thank you for all your effort. The only thing I haven't seen, that I think might help, is a rough estimate of how many KG of each colour I'd need for a model (unless I've missed it). Because I'm gonna need to pick up the filaments when I buy the Printer you're making me buy. 😉 Thanks again. I can't wait to give this a go.
Excellent work, worthy of admiration. Thank you so much for sharing the source data and instructions. Unfortunately, there are no images and descriptions of steps 37-49 in the instructions. Will you supplement them? I am very interested in the schematic diagram of the connection. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the videos! They are awesome. Which 3D printer do you have/use?
Excellent work. Only critique I would have would be the disengage bar being momentary switches... Other than that, looks like everything is functionally accurate.
Thank you, i do need to correct that. Kind Regards Karl
I love your videos. Very well done. Could you please show how to make the faceplate in Fusion with the raised letters and so on.
I have done may videos like that in the past. There are also many people much more talented than me showing how its done. I might add a bit of design work in a future video. Kind Regards Karl
As usual brilliant work...... Excellent sir.
One question, what 3d printer would you recommend to start with this project, please consider that I never owned or used one.
Cheers
If you are sim building, i would recommend the CR10 range, but they are all pretty good these days. Try to get one with a bed size of at least 300 x 300mm!
Fantastic.
This is so cooooool man
Thank You!
Great layput and efforts
question
why not using a PCF8575 or similar ?
that would make it a bit easier on the hardware when using the i2c 16x modules
Hi Karl. Fantastic job !. So i suggest you to enable ironing (feature in cura3D). It will eliminate the streaks in facing pieces. Thanks for your video ! Greeting from France
Hello and i have tried ironing several times on this design, but because of the raised text it turns out awful. That is something i have not yet mastered!
Gonna try to build it but hoping i survive the soldering and programming, awesome job
Hello, I think its a good easy build, just take it slowly and if its your first build and venture into soldering and electronics. Just start off with one switch and one led!
@@helimech8152 tnx, for me it doesn't look easy hahaha. Gonna try a landing gear lever from your designs. Less components and less wiring.
A collegue want to help me. Are there also face plates for the lever and the plate for the lights en what did you use for the lights ?
one question if you don't mind, are you having also 3d printfiles and wiring programs for a radio stack and transponder ?
Outstanding!
Thank You and Merry Christmas. Karl
@@helimech8152 Merry Christmas Karl to you and yours, and all the best for the New Year.
Hi Karl! WOOW, thats amazing!! Great engineering and well explained / presented! Have a Merry Christmas and a happy and healthy 2022!! 😃
Hello and Merry Christmas in return!
Hi mate, congrats on yet another wonderful creation! If I may ask, how are you making the labels for the wires like the yellow ones on the new G1000 video?
Hello thats the Dymo Rhino 4200. It prints onto heatshrink
@@helimech8152 thank you, Karl!
WOW , man this is my dream ! i wish i could do like this !
Thank you! Kind Regards Karl
Superb
Thank you for all of this videos... Please can you show a detail connection of momentary led switch please? May be a photo
just great
Fantastic tutorial (only just found your channel somehow!) - Currently printing all the required parts. Can you confirm the push buttons for the SPD & ALT INTV should be the 'Normally Open' type?
Hello Sam, Yes you are corrrect. NO type. Kind regards Karl
estoy hace tiempo por armarlo es un exelente trabajo mis felicitaciones
¡Gracias!
I’m speechless man, and I’ve decided to start building my own. I have bought a lot of your products and it will keep you updated sir!
Hello & Awesome! Thank you! Its always great to see updates and feedback! Kind regards Karl
As I've said before, you're just a GENIUS!!! Just a question, you daisy chained the 5v pin on the 7-Segments. Remember me asking about that earlier? Mine started being crazy and you suggested an external power supply. Is this still the case? Thanks
Hello for this no, As I used 2 Arduino's and only connected 2 or 3 to each I got away with the power draw. I have moved away from daisy-chaining the 7 segments completely now, and each unit gets its own dedicated 3 lines. Only the power and ground are daisy-chained. Even when I had two daisy-chained, after an hour or so one would fail. Now I'm hard core, they get their own pins! lol Kind regards Karl
I made one and love it.............................
Thank You! Im please with this deisgn myself!