Please look at my other videos. You don't need to write code. Use an application such as MobiFlight which communicates with the Sim and controls the inputs/outputs of the Arduino, all combined in a nice interface. There's tons of videos on how to do this.

Interact how? These are LEDs and are considered outputs. For this you would need an Interface card, for example, Arduino. Good example here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4K8cnVreJ57ebs

Thanks for the comment. Most of these simulators suffer from this problem. What I do is configure all of the screens first and make sure they are in place. I then run the Simulator. This works beautifully in X-Plane as it does remember the position; however I have to say I have not tested this enough in MSFS.

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqqXfKSOiqpjfJY

Yes. You can play around with the settings to see what works best with your Simulator.

You can contact Aviatek and let them know of your project to see if they can assist. The Citation Mustang is available by RWDesigns in X-Plane. Unfortunately the Aircraft is a incomplete and has some quirks so you have to modify it quite a bit.

Thank you for the comment. Unfortunately this is a limitation of the Simulator. They only copy the Screen and not the entire Bezel so that you can use it with Hardware that already has the bezel of the instrument (physically). In order to pop-out what you want, you would have to re-draw the entire Instrument/cockpit area and this gets a bit more complex. I would look into a software like Air Manager.

Thank you so much for the comment. Glad you liked it.

@@wiktorkonarski410 oh yes! They get even louder when the temperature starts going up inside that room.

Thanks for the comments. I'll be posting more soon so please make sure to share these videos (to help others) and subscribe. I get different components from different manufacturers. For example, Ruscool has many accessories for the 350i, and if you scroll down you will find the Master/Caution buttons as well: www.ruscool.co.nz/King-Air-B350/

@@joshuamarius awesome…thanks again for the info and I’m a subscriber! 🤙

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@@joshuamarius Beautiful!

Thanks for the comment ✌🏻

Yes. Although pricey, the Bodnar cards still win the top prizes for: 1) Fastest and easiest way to connect a device to your Simulator 2) Fastest and most hassle free way to connect an Encoder to your simulator 3) Best built-in wiring mechanism (both catch and release) I absolutely love my BBI-32 and BBI-64!

I'm a former USAF aircraft electrician. I am still planning my build, and I will tell you, I keep returning to the Leo Bodnar cards for all but the items that feed information back to an indicator light or display.

@@roystoys3239 thank you for the comment ✌🏻

Vielen Dank für den Kommentar! ✌🏼

If I build the G3x or the GTN 750 myself, I would not use Air Manager. I would build the Bezel 1 to 1, and then use an Arduino or Leo Bodnar card with MobiFlight to drive it directly in the Simulator. Make sure to review my other videos as I give many ideas for LCDs, encoders, etc. RealSimGear has both of these units if you are interested in reviewing some built panels: realsimgear.com/collections/gps-units

Since they are plug and play, once plugged in and detected in the Simulator, you will see the Axis available for the Hardware. The problem is that this Axis in particular is not created natively in MSFS, so you will have to use an external application such as MobiFlight or even FSUIPC. Many people have asked this and MSFS still has not addressed it. 1) forums.flightsimulator.com/t/axis-for-carburetor-heat/402779/6 2) www.reddit.com/r/flightsim/comments/id1nnb/any_way_to_bind_carb_heat_to_an_button_or_axis_in/

Thank you. The other one, "Inside of Hard Drive" went viral before the iPhone was even invented. I had to wait until the word "viral" became popular to actually understand that achievement 🥰

I miss those days 🙂

Have a look here: cessna172sim.allanglen.com/docs/instrument-panel/ He has great documentation with pictures.

Yes...each LCD needs its own connection. If you need 12 gauges, I suggest you look into Air Manager and using a monitor or a Tablet to display them.

@@joshuamarius Thanks. I was originally planning to do that but on the Piper PA28 instrument panel the monitor corner is sticking out just above the dashboard. How can I overcome this issue? I was thinking of installing the monitor in the middle area and the smaller round lcd near the edges. That means I wil need more than one hdmi output on my pc, atleast 3. How can I connect 3 hdmis when my pc has just 1?

Actually, there's an example at the end of the video where the instrument is popped out and dragged over. It's impossible to review how to add every instrument or panel with so many aircrafts, mods, addons, simulators and software. The video shows you how to use a phone or tablet as an Extra monitor to which you can move anything you want. It's not focused solely on moving instruments over. "Please comment below if you have any questions" means that if you do not know how to do something (which clearly you do not) then ask.

@@joshuamarius It was the keyboard defaults. It was set to the wrong profile that is why it did not work. It works now.

@@Mulberry2000 no idea what you're talking about but glad you got it resolved.

@@joshuamarius in options in game there are profiles for keyboard, if you have it on another one other than default the right alt does not work. So i put it on default and it worked

You are right about the fact that "Nobody ever tells you what else you need" - I had the same struggles and that's why I made al of these videos, to help others. If you review my video, you can see that most of the LCDs have two connections 1) Micro USB for Power 2) HDMI for Video - And I also say "plug and play" which basically means you buy these, plug them in and the OS sees them as an additional monitor. The fact that they are sometimes described as "Arduino LCDs" means they already come with one built in and programmed to use HDMI, but you don't need to program an Arduino to use them; it's already been done for you. The round "Gauge" LCD has a different board but once again, it is powered by a Micro or Mini USB and uses a regular or mini HDMI for video. The best source to purchase many of these us Alibaba. If you have any other questions please let me know.

If you can pop out the Gauge to it's own Window, and move it to a different monitor then the answer is yes. The simulators will just see the tablet/phone as any other screen when using SpaceDesk.

1) www.thingiverse.com/thing:3474129 2) www.thingiverse.com/thing:5013919

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@@KevinMick Yes, and so does SpaceDesk.

My apologies, I should have been more thorough. You cannot install Air Manager directly on the Kindle, but what you can do is add SpaceDesk to the Kindle and use it as an extra monitor. You can then use this "extra monitor" and put your instruments on it, Air Manager will see it with no problems.

Landing gear switch: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaDFdoGNftp1m5o The Fuel transfer switch is part of a Panel manufactured by Aviatek :)

@@anonharingenamn No. The Leo Bodnar card is a HID plug and play card. MSFS (and every other simulator or program) picks it up as a joystick card, and passes the inputs directly to the simulator; no software needed. Within the Simulator, you then specify the action of the button.

@@joshuamarius are you sure? I’ve read that the knob (in game) used for navigating gps (inner, outer knobs and push button) are not available without spad.next or similar?

As of today, the most realistic panels I have used come from Aviatek.

Two very important things you need to understand... 1) XBOX is not a standard or common platform when developing home cockpits or building your own flight simulator. 2) I posted on XBOX forums/subreddits to try and find a volunteer to test these as well as some interface cards to see if things could be developed/tested...and I was downvoted to oblivion.

That is a Garmin GCU 475: www.aviatek.com/shop/av-gcu-475-127?category=3#attr=

Hello, all the links you need are in the description of the video, the Outlet is here: amzn.to/4cESGCc

Yes please do

The great myth - I've tried that with dozens of drives and different problems and it's never worked.

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Alpaso men! 🤣