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Remix of OpenFlightSimConsole Speadbreak lever

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I remixed this brilliant design of a speed brake lever for an Airbus A320, but made some changes.

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I remixed this brilliant design and the technical implemenation under following preconditions:

- Simplification
- Print more and buy less
- all my modules for my Flight Simulator Homecockpit should be totally self-sufficient and stable, even when not mounted to a plate or any housing. Therefore every module has its own small front plate, with which it will be mounted to a housing.

But i totally kept the original size, geometry, function and more or less design, therefore the original INO-file is still working.

Additionally i placed a grub plunger screw, to the slider head, to have a detention at position ½ like in the original A320.

The small front plate has also the lettering on it. 

BOM

Due to my preconditions the BOM is a little bit easier to fulfil
4 x M2x8 incl. Nuts (to fix the frames to the front plate)
2 x M2x10 incl. Nuts (to fix the switch to the frame)
1 x M3x8 (to connect both frames at their ends)
2 x Grub Screw M3x4 (to fix the pivot to the poti-axis and the Head to the slider head)
1 x Grub Plunger Screw M3x8 (for the detent)
1 x 10kOhm Poti (of course)
1 x Microswitch with roller lever (instead of the printer limit switch)

Update May, 13th.

I do not use the original Arduino Code but my own one, which is part of my “Main Pedestal” Objekt.

Update July, 17th.

Replaced the front panel with an 3MF-File which was created in Bambu Studio.
The height of the letters were reduced and the 3MF-profile is ready for multi material printing.
If you need the STL open it either in Bambu Studio or https://3dviewer.net/ and export it from there.

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