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Airbus A320 NEO Glareshield, EFIS, FCU panel — zdjęcie 1

Airbus A320 NEO Glareshield, EFIS, FCU panel

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Jeffreyman

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A working panel that can help to control while flying in msgs

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This is a simple panel that combines the FCU, EFIS, and glare shield on the airbus a320 neo and similar planes. 

I designed this because I wanted to practice using autopilot in Microsoft flight simulator, but always using the mouse and keyboard was kind of annoying and made it harder to fly because if I looked at the controls, I wouldn't be able to look outside. 

With this panel, I will be able to have my monitor as the outside, and a physical object in front of me that I can interact with. 

How to build it yourself: 

Components needed: 

  • 29x standard cherry mx switches

  • 12x rotary encoders 

  • 4x 3.21inch oled display (minimum 3 inches long). 

  • 27x flat keycaps

  • 2x circular keycaps

  • 25x M3 16mm screws

  • 25x 3mm headset inserts 

  • microcontroller with a lot of pins such as the raspberry pi pico 2wh 

  • A LOT of cables - for wiring everything. 

  • All printed files - Each file name tells you how many you need to print.

Instructions. 

  1. Start with the back and front panel. Using the front panel, you can place switches in the hole under it. 

  • Rectangle means switch

  • small circle means rotary encoder 

  • larger circle means switch

  1. So, place all of your components into the holes as the guide says above. 

  2. Next, in the bottom panel, place the 25 heatset inserts from the bottom. 

  3. Line each of the panels up and place each pot the connect joints to connect 2 panels together 

  4. Place the top panel ontop. 

  5. Screw in each of the panels using the 16mm long screw. It should look something like this: 

  1. Get the "support" file and 4 "long dowels". Connect all of the supports together using the dowels

  2. Place the bottom of the plate you have and align it with the supports you just made: 

Leave this part alone:

  1. Next get all of the case pieces and 20mm connectors, and connect them like so: 

  1. Each of those bump things need 1 20mm connector. 

  2. Finally, get the part that you just made before, and press it into the case, by sliding the top in then the bottom. 

  3. You should be done now1