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NexGen Sim: Inventory Pictures

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G-1981
image		G-3717
image		G-4214
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G-4518
image		3436/ARN-30
image		C-6799/ARN-30D
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5956888-503
image		7-F511F00121
image		219-100-001

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SLZ9145
image		B0202-81905
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RM8-680.903
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C6E PN; 1784460-656
image		ID-249A/ARN
image		ID-453/ARN-30
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8DJ176L[ZD2]
(I have 2; 1 per engine)
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329-8U

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522-3138-004

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MPCDX
image		CP-128A/ASN-30D
image		248697
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Erata: Switches

Control  F-105?
Landing Gear
11862
Convarimage		Switch     F-16 
3PST with Push Switch
29-1928-11image		Chaff Counter
   F-16
C4246-1image
Transformer   F-15, F-16, T-37, T-38
Autotransformer
200-16408-02
5950-00-920-1174image		image
Switch F-16C/D
427-827-3111-003
C2196-35
6220-01-293-5450		imageimageIndicator  F-16
05-0969-7
C4905-10
6220-01-050-7510
Switch, Sensitive  RADAR
DPDT
MS16106-5
5930-01-319-3038image		image
imageSwitch B-757, 767
DPDT Magnetically Held
27ET1-T-E
5930-01-122-478		imageSwitch B-757, 767
3P2T
AC45-0032-1
5930-01-654-2034		imageSwitch   B-767
3P2T with Push Switch
AC45-0036-1
Switch B-747, 757, 767
Push Button
433-091-009
433-673-1004-4107
S231T290-4107		Switch, Selector B-747, 757, 767
Audio 7 x  3PDT
WCS 223-3image



Erata: Annunciators, Lamps, etc.

Annunciatorimage
1943-4
TELLITE

 

 

 

 

 

OUTER, MIDDLE, INNER

Annunciatorimage 
2337-3

TELLITE

 

 

 

 

 

1:OUTER, MIDDLE, INNER, (no lens)

2: AP BC, NAV ARM, NAV ENGAGE, FD BC

3: ALT HOLD, GS ARM, GS ENGAGE, CS EXT

Mode Selector

479680001E
A.R.C




1: FD, (AP/GA), (VOR/LRC)
2: HDG, NAV, (NAV1/NAV2)
3: ALT, GS, DCimage

Annunciator C-141

master caution

6013-100-4

3B90082-155

6340-00-781-9522

Switch Push,

DPDT + Lamps

337-8250-001

5930-00-763-5658

OVER-HEAT/POWER ON

  • in reply to genebren

    Not yet. You have to understand that I am writing a "new" sim-package, so for the past more than a few years I have been working on parts of the sim and writing a communications protocols. The Simulator is broken down in to functional units. ie

     

    • NavControl Processor (NCP) runs nave at 100fps  it takes inputs from pilot and uses simple math Distance/ (Rate * time_interval). or D = r*t .
    • Radio Sub System (RSS)  does its thing and generates Morse Code for beacons, It also limits what you can hear by using Slant Range ie Line of Sight Calculations
    • Out the Window will be handled by Google Earth.
    • busses lots:
      1. Nav Bus: Transmits a frames at 100fps with a master frame; Frames have the following info:
        1. current altitude in -feet and 0 is on the ground if you are below water ist +
        2. Roll, Pitch, roll in 16 bit BAMS. where 0 deg is 0 and 359.xx is .9xx
        3. Roll_rate, Pitch_rate, Yaw_rate.
        4. Time, Unix encoded.
        5. Frame and Sub-Frame Counters
  • in reply to phoenixcomm

    Wow! This sounds like a very complete and functional cockpit.  Are you projecting the view (windows) for the forward view?  I noticed the level indicator on the ADI, will you simulate tilt/slip?

    Gene

  • in reply to genebren

    Yes,  it is. but I broke one of the glass in the front ( there are about 3 or 4 glass plates in this thing and it was not the outer one.) in moving and I had disassembled it.  I'm sure I have the rest now I just need to replace the glass.

    Most of that stuff will be in my cockpit: ADI, VSI, VSI, both of my N1(fan rpm in %), MCDU, Navbox which was gutted when I got them(I think i have 2 or 3 of them), Gear Switch, F-15 throttle (rebuilt), F-15 Suncom Dual Throttle Quadrant, and my radios. I just got a breaker panel from a Cessna 402 I just gutted and saved the breakers. (they are the cheap brown ones image)  and they will be working via Arduino and I2C expanders so you can remotely blow them or hold them. they carry no current by themselves and will use a triac (on a large heat sink)  to short them out. but the simulation knows and powers down (relay) anything that shouldn't work. 

    And I don't hack them up. real instruments, except the vacuum stuff. and I had to hack the NexGen: Hacking the Fuel Load Indicator. and the Fuel Load Indicator Addendum as I could not get any info on it. And of course,  the VSI (Vertical Speed Indicator) as it was a vacuum gauge.

  • I like the attitude indicator (artificial horizon).  It looks like it is in great condition.