Belfast Departure_Full Cockpit Prep with VRInsight, Cockpit Master & CPFlight in MSFS

This is a full cockpit prep film departing Belfast (EGAA) featuring Cockpit Master CDU, VRInsight Overhead Panel & CPFlight's MCP/EFIS in MSFS2020. Also featuring FSHud ATC, FSLTL traffic and GSX. BTW, there is an error when I set the altitude, which I set for 32,000ft and of course flying west to east, it should be set as an odd number, so it should have been set to either 31,000 or 33,000ft! Slapped wrist. I hope you enjoy.
For the geeks:-
PC specs:
MSI Mag B650 Tomahawk MB
AMD Ryzen 9 7800X3D CPU
Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360
Nvidia RTX 3090 GPU
Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB 6000Mhz RAM
Corsair 1000W PSU
LG Ultragear 48" OLED Monitor
Hardware:
FulcrumSim Yoke
MFG Crosswind Pedals
VirtualFlight TQ6 Throttle
CPFlight MCP/EFIS
Stream Deck
Propwash Simulation Radios
VRInsight Boeing Overhead Panel
All music tracks and graphics supplied by:- pixabay.com

[@saprotroph]

you can tell how much effort goes in to these videos- they are amazing- keep it up!

[@Rocky-zv1yk]

Thank you...

[@GoSolarPlz]

Amazing setup and video!!

[@huzzism]

Fabulous. Subscribed

[@skyhigh776]

Thanks.

[@matteand]

Inspiring setup! You got a new subscriber. Hope to see more from you. Cheers from Sweden!

[@skyhigh776]

Thank you. All the very best and good simming!

[@kabtech5975]

I love your setup! Would you be open to making a video on your flight deck build? I'd be interested to learning how you built it out.

[@skyhigh776]

Sure, as a matter fact, I'm looking at making such a video in the very near future! Get subscribed and stay tuned! 🙂

[@skyhigh776]

Here ya go... kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4XCen9-pLWnoLssi=BYjynSWt0gwwfhTW

[@stevejones1318]

If you're ever on a real flight and the Captain and First Officer are incapacitated, you'd obviously have no trouble landing.

[@dennisstruck5880]

Nice cockpit, I like it. Great video too. Unfortunately, I'm not quite as busy as I need to significantly expand my computer capacity.😁

[@skyhigh776]

Thank you.

[@louisnevot]

Hello, I love your setup! You can tell it was made by hand and I think it's so beautiful! I'm a pilot and IVAO controller if you know the network and if you're interested, I could help you understand IFR and (real) 737-800 procedures a little better 😊 Happy flying ! (by the way ryanair cost index is 6 ^^)

[@skyhigh776]

Ah ha, I do have a simming buddy who is an ex ATC controller (RW) who pointed out one or two errors to me and has offered to sit in on my next flight. Thanks for that offer, I'll definitely bear that in mind. Thanks also for the cost index info.

[@amraam8723]

Im interested in learning comms

[@micksum5394]

Hello, really like your cockpit enclosure and has persuaded me to make my own . I have 3d printed all 737 instruments (mcp,efis,fmc,chrono,warning panel), just started forward OH. Can you please tell me what angle / slope your top is and length so I can get a rough idea. Merry Xmas.

[@skyhigh776]

Hiya, well it's all going to depend on the size of the overhead. My VRInsight is about 2/3rds the size of a full sized panel. Unless you're building a replica, full sized version of the real cockpit, then I would suggest making a cardboard cut-out with the same dimensions of the panel and literally get someone to hold it in position while you sit in the cockpit and 'try it for size.' That's what I did. Make some marks for the position and use those to work to. Find a position that suits you for your specific cockpit. Just remember to have the overhead off to the right side and not directly above you. FYI, the angle I found works best for me is about 35-40° in a real 737 it's 30°

[@JohnChamila]

I like your videos. They are so informative. Keep them coming. Was wondering how can i get in touch with you i have a few questions i need to ask please?

[@skyhigh776]

Hi. You can ask here. I will answer if possible!

[@andreaciacca2282]

Hello great video.... i got same hardware and I am really interested in how you mount your mcp and efis if you got any plans to share I will really appreciate....

[@skyhigh776]

Thanks for the kind words. Sure, the MCP/EFIS are mounted between two sections of 12mm MDF. Sprayed in the correct RAL 7011 colour car paint. The top piece, if you look carefully, is covered in a synthetic leather material, glued with Gorilla glue. BTW, watch this channel, a sI will be making a video abiut how I built my sim. In the meantime, why not check out the Tour of my Flight Simulator! kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4XCen9-pLWnoLssi=P2NgtWdOFinYxFfW

[@GoSolarPlz]

Superior editing!

[@Rocky-zv1yk]

thank you

[@waynejohn8]

So I see that you cannot see out of the cockpit windows, left and right, at the same time?

[@skyhigh776]

I can by using the two customised camera views which I select by flicking the hat switch on my yoke.

[@waynejohn8]

Excellent. Thanks for showing us your great rig.

[@dotnetdevni]

my hometown nice to see are you from here would love to see ur rig if u r

[@skyhigh776]

Hiya, putting together a video showing my full cockpit rig probably in the next week. Stray tuned!

[@pablojp3498]

So cool what is/wad your day job if you are not apilot?

[@RCBedwars]

Retired now

[@robertsimpson9403]

How much money does all this cost?

[@skyhigh776]

Hard to say, as I have developed it over many years! The cuurent build has been a redesign and so probably took me longer than if I had built it from scratch. It took me just over three weeks. As for costs, here's a breakdown taken from a recent post I made: FulcrumSim yoke about £480, MFG rudder pedals approx £300 and VirtualFly throttle quadrant £650, CPflight MCP (Mode Control Panel) and EFIS £800 VRInsight Overhead 737 panel £1200 (incl taxes), Stream deck £150. PropWash Sim radio set £350, Cockpit Master CDU (Control Display Unit) £650, LG Ultragear 48" 4k monitor £1200, Computer AMD 7800x3d processor, 32Gb RAM, 1000w power supply, RTX 3090 GPU £3000(PC total). So this is what I have, then of course the actual cockpit that I have built mainly from 18mm MDF, probably about £250 for all the bits. Cheers.

[@2canYT]

how much was the overhead?

[@skyhigh776]

It cost, give or take a few pounds, £850 + £150 delivery costs to the UK and £200 taxes.

[@RCBedwars]

Gear up way to late

[@skyhigh776]

I agree.

[@SpeccyMan]

Spelling of too way too wrong! 😁