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Tom Stanley, California USA
This 172 based panel was built using SIMKITs gages and the CCU board. The panel was designed to be portable as it is used for schools youth aviation programs. It uses a DUAL DVI graphics card to support the 15 inch LCD displays. To avoid a large gap between the displays they were removed from their housings and remounted as seen in the photos. The controls were hand made. This includes the YOKE control. This YOKE control has servos to control the restore to center force, making the YOKE feel much more realistic. The SERVO controller is based on a BASIC STAMP chip and a program that measures RPM and AIR SPEED (directly from the SIMKITs gages) to set the restore force. The last photo is the simulator at a museum air show. This simulator was used with another SIMKITs based simulator we built for WINGS of HISTORY MUSEUM. The two simulators hosted about 140 kids in a single day.

Packing your TRC472 Flight Deck

18 Mar 2008 at 11:59:04

When you order a TRC472 Flight Deck from Simkits, we directly start building your Simulator with the utmost care to ensure you get the highest quality. This also means your simulator has to be packed very carefully, so it will not get damaged during transport.

Building TRC472 Flight Decks

18 Mar 2008 at 09:54:43

At this moment, we are very busy building several TRC472 Flight Decks. Here is a picture of some TRC 472 Flight Decks placed in our new warehouse, almost ready for shipment. They are shipped all over the world.

New Office

15 Mar 2008 at 15:31:09

The 1st of January, TRC Simulators/Simkits moved to a brand new office. Now we have production, development, sales and warehousing all on the same premises. This means our lead time for orders went down from 15 business days to 5 to 10 business days.