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  • NexGen: LAB: Dremel Scroll Saw - Deconstruction

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Stock Image of the Scroll SawImage 1Well ok,  this is kind of backward... I don't have a good picture of what it looked like before I started with its resurrection. I found this Moto-Shop 571-4 (image 1 is a web image. Mine was dirtier)  at...
    • 11 May 2018
  • NexGen: Getting the lab working: New Drill Press

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    This is a necessary evil of any lab, workshop. I have needed one for quite awhile. When I moved from New Jersey to in 1979 I left my floor unit with my bother. Imported yes, but well done, and morse taper removable chuck. So the other day Harbor Frei...
    • 29 Apr 2018
  • Hacking a Blu-ray Player with Ethernet & WiFi

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Ok for me this is off topic but it is something that I am meddling about with. I picked up a dead Blu-ray player with no drive, but it does have a nice RJ-45 and an internal WiFi transceiver sticking out of the back, and a neet black front panel. Now...
    • 14 Apr 2018
  • NexGen: Radio Subsystem: New Version ??? - part 1.

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    The RSS has been well sort of like a trial by fire. Well to put it bluntly it was nuts, with too many moving parts.!! Kind of like an old Rube Goldberg Machine. What I needed was a better way. Enter Java. Java has been around for more than two d...
    • 5 Apr 2018
  • NexGen: Power: Contactor, Permanent duty, Type 328

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Contactor, Permanent duty - Type 3281PDT-DB-DM+AUX Front ViewFigure 1 Rear ViewFigure 2   Specifications Size: 55mm dia. x 130mm" deep Coil Volatage: 24 vdc Coil Volatage: 24 vdc 10A inrush, 300ma holding Contact R...
    • 2 Apr 2018
  • NexGen Simulator Blog Index iii

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    "Blog Index III -   RSS, Radio Sub-System   Howto: RSS IOP RSS Continued.. The Protocols i RSS Continued.. The Protocols ii RSS Continued.. The Protocols iii RSS IOP i RSS_IOP Part i Redux RSS Overview RSS IOP Final Thoughts RSS&nb...
    • 16 Mar 2018
  • NexGen Blog Index ii

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Simulator 101 or Back to College:   Hacking NexGen:   1   Frame of Reference:   2   Navigation:   3   Euler Angles   4   Forces   5   Ai...
    • 13 Mar 2018
  • NexGen Sim: Circuit Breakers??

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    I'm sorry for this post at this time there is no rime or reason for it but I just got a Cessna 402 fuse panel, cheap or about 50 cents a breaker. So I'm going to regress just a little.First, all good simulators need fuse panels. Having said that, the...
    • 1 Feb 2018
  • NexGen Sim: Inventory Pictures

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
     G-1981G-3717G-4214G-45183436/ARN-30C-6799/ARN-30D5956888-5037-F511F00121 219-100-001 SLZ9145B0202-81905RM8-680.903C6E PN; 1784460-656ID-249A/ARNID-453/ARN-308DJ176L[ZD2](I have 2; 1 per engine)329-8U522-3138-004MPCDXCP-128A/ASN-30D248697 Erata:...
    • 21 Jan 2018
  • NexGen Sim: Hunting List for Connectors!!

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    This is a long time in coming: a cross-index of my equipment, by Part Number, Description, and Connector(s), and Mate(s). Please check back as this will evolve over time. ~Cris /members-area/personalblogs/b/nexgen-flight-simuator/archive/2018/01...
    • 19 Jan 2018
  • NexGen Sim: Converting the Game Port to USB  - F-18E Joystick - Part 4.1

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    I was going to use my Suncom F-18 Tallon Joystick but I had an F-18 Joystick from High Rev Simulations. They over-built stuff, now DOA, but Bugeye Technologies can help you. The switches are all Military quality made by Otto Controls. The Joystick ba...
    • 15 Jan 2018
  • NexGen Sim: Converting the Game Port to USB  - Suncom Daul Throttles Quadrant -  Part 3

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
     Well, here I am again so let you all in whats really going on. I need a dual Throttle Quadrant. As I have said before I have 2 of them. So here is the PLAN:Now I distrust USB as when it fails you cant trust the configurations anymore.&nbsp...
    • 23 Dec 2017
  • Howto: NFS client: Debian Grief!

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    set up a new workstation in my living room dinning table. I am getting frustrated with Mint-Cinnamon So I loaded Ubuntu  but I did not there shell so Installed Cinnamon on top of it.And that just was never meant to be. So after a few months, I t...
    • 19 Nov 2017
  • NexGen Sim: Converting the Game Port to USB - Part 2

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Well here I am again so let you all in whats really going on. Part 1, consider it a preamble. Goal: requirements ie Start of the Plan. RequirementsControlCommand_Name(variable)Channel NumberDigitalPortsHeader 5Header 6Arduino mega for hardw...
    • 18 Oct 2017
  • NexGen: Radio SubSystem: RSS-IOP, Final thoughts.

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    What have I done? It seems that I have created a monster. Originally, when I started with this undertaking, I made first of several statements, and they are worth repeating.http://www.phoenixcomm.net/~phnx2000/sim/software.shtmlNo KeyBoard encoders....
    • 14 Oct 2017
  • NexGen: What to do with older Game Port controllers: Hacking a Sitek X-35 Joystick

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    NexGen: Hacking a Sitek X-35 Joystick.Converting the Game Port to USB - Part 1    THE ANALYSIS: - Disassemble the unit, and give them a bath, but if your handles turned gummy, I used "Brake Clean" in the Red Can. You will nee...
    • 11 Oct 2017
  • NeXGen: Hacking a ID-453/ARN-30 Course Indicator

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    The ID-453/ARN-30 is a Vietnam-era CDI. The connector on the rear is an ARC 19 pin. Well, here I'm going to do this from memory as this indicator has been already been taken apart. So let's begin. Analysis: As you can see there are 2 pointers (Vertic...
    • 7 Oct 2016
  • NeXGen: Hacking a Processor Select Panel - Part 1

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    The Analysis: The Processor Select Panel, 7-F511F00121-1 (NSN: 1290-01-438-6575), is from an Apache Longbow AH-64D. The Panel is rather simple but it will work for my Navigation Computer Select and Fault Panel I plan on installing it just forward of...
    • 30 Aug 2016
  • Why in the world does .ppt files exist

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    This may sound harsh, but coming from the Linux world, to put it bluntly, they are just a pain in my tush! So every time I open a ppt slideshow with LibreOffice, and then it is in an editable mode, and that is no good. But then I can "Export" it as a...
    • 6 Jun 2016
  • Flight Simulator 101 or back to college - part 9: Those Pesky Angles.

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    If you look up Angle in the Wikipedia, it claims that there are four (4) methods of measuring angles: Degrees, Radians, Turns, and Gons. But they are really five (5) and that is BAM or Binary Angular Measurement. If we get rid of Turns, and Gons. Tha...
    • 24 May 2016
  • Flight Simulator 101 or back to college - part 8: The Earth and its mathematics.

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Why did I say: "The Earth and its mathematics", because all of the math used in flight, or navigational simulators or SPS(games), are based on the Earth and it's dimensions ~ though the NAV simulation represents but a small fraction of the math used ...
    • 19 May 2016
  • YouTube video blogger that well got it wrong!!

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    www.youtube.com/watchYou should know by know that I have a pension for things that well blow up or end badly. You can alway go to the German Safty Test video for your giggles.  He now (1:52 - 2:39) draws and explains a schematic of the power sup...
    • 12 Apr 2016
  • NexGen: Software Development: arduino sketch & eclipse on Linux. Part 1

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    Ok, Hold on buckle in. This post will not be pretty.  THE PROBLEM: Is the Arduino's instance on their IDE and a crippled ANSI C/C++ language called Sketch.  By the time, you have written a couple of what they call a Sketchs. They have reall...
    • 21 Aug 2015
  • NexGen: Multi-Purpose Color Display (F/A-18C/D MPCD): Hardware / Software Interface (switches)

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
    MPCD PrototypeFigure 1Well, here we are back at the MPCD, I have blogged twice before about this unit. First, where I got the pin-out for  MPCD and got it working. Then I had to rewire the cable. Well, now it's the third time..  The Interfa...
    • 16 Aug 2015
  • NexGen: Dust Collection System

    phoenixcomm
    phoenixcomm
      Solution: And it's going to be cheap! Dust collection systems work on cyclonic action or a cyclone in a can. You need a source of clean air, got it (figure 2).  What about a can? I went to Home Depot and got a 5 gallon "Homer Buckett" ...
    • 12 Aug 2015
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