Airbus A320 ATC/TCAS [WiP]
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This is my implementation of an ATC/TCAS for my A320-style home cockpit.
As ususal my rules are:
- print more, buy less
- all modules must be “one block”
See also my overall home cockpit approach … https://www.printables.com/model/1245608-main-pedestal-and-my-flusi-box-work-in-progress
One more rule:
- despite the most other designs i do not use 3 panes (front, button holder, back) and no PCB.
Furthermore i only print one front pane and try to solder all buttons, leds etc. directly to the wires, which i connect over JST-XHP connectors to an Arduino Mega running Mobilfight.
Assembling is quite easy and is described in the enclosed pdf.
I printed all parts and they fit perfectly together.
Electrical connections and Mobiflight configuration including “controling” MSFS2020 are not done yet, but should work.
UPDATE Ocotber 24th
Added 2 files for an alternative button holder.
This version is a holder for a small 30x30mm PCB where the 9 buttons are soldered symetrically to.
Assembling:
Turn the front plate up side down and place all buttons from behind.
Then place the rotary blocker simply on it over all buttons.
This small thing prevents the buttons caps from turning around.
Now place the PCB-holder with the finalized PCB and fix it with 4 screws and nuts.
The front plate is made for both versions and you can decide:
- print more parts, difficult soldering, but easy assembling
- print less and faster, easy soldering, but fiddly assembling.
Update March, 16th., 2026
To make the look a little better, i today printed the buttons with a 0,2mm noozle and white filament, painted them afterwards with black nail polish (it's drying pretty fast) and finally grinded the top layer carefully.
This let the white letters come out clearly.
Update July, 17th.
Added a 3MF-File for the number buttons, suitable for MMPs.
Update July, 20th
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.
Additionally there is a new "TCAS_Knobs right" which is a little shorter.