Building an A320 Home Cockpit | 4 Months in less than 4 Minutes | Flight Simulator Setup

Go behind the scenes and discover the many steps involved when building a full-size A320 home cockpit. From the initial 3D mockup to the first sunset in the virtual sky, enjoy the key moments of our 4 month adventure bringing this cockpit to life.
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All structural components for the cockpit are from Vier-Im-Pott: www.vier-im-pott.com/en/home
They resell the electronic modules from Skalarki: www.skalarki-electronics.com/en/
The electric seat replicas are from OpenCockpits: www.opencockpits.com/index.ph...
Original music by Jeremy Harvey (Check out his other work at www.jeremyharveymusic.com). Used with his permission.

[@stevenbond2891]

Wow, that's amazing. Must be a dream come true. Great stuff. Happy virtual travels.

[@captaintango]

Thank you! It is very much a dream come true.

[@tugguy5771]

Do you mind sharing, where you sourced these parts

[@captaintango]

@@tugguy5771 You can find more information here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/

[@tugguy5771]

Thank you

[@1NightInParisOfficial]

lol had to stick the "virtual" in there as to discredit the physicalities involved.. I'd say happy flying :)

[@maxbuildsgokarts]

i love seeing these projects! i build cockpits and have been for about 10 years and 5 different simulators. i of all people somewhat understand the absolute dedication this takes. bravo sir!

[@captaintango]

Thanks for taking the time to comment. I like building cockpits as much as flying them. My previous project was an SR-22, so this is a little bit of a step up.

[@Scarebus_Driver]

Awesome i was lucky to spend 14 years flying the 320/321 and 330 but im jealous of that home cockpit! Great work!

[@captaintango]

Thanks. I am sure nothing beats flying the real airplane.

[@NewNederland]

Incredible, can't wait to see this in action Great job

[@captaintango]

Thank you. Expect some full flight videos coming in the next few weeks.

[@captaintango]

Here is a full flight video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHzFaGZnZ9h0o5Y

[@jay-rus4437]

So awesome. I cant even imagine honestly having something like this. Guess a man can dream.

[@captaintango]

This was definitively a long time dream of mine so I feel very lucky.

[@jay-rus4437]

@@captaintango …that’s so awesome. Glad to hear you were able to make it happen. Congrats

[@SambaFIFA]

This is my dream! To be honest, a quite expensive dream, but one day I will also build a home cockpit. Nice Video!!!!

[@captaintango]

Thanks. I hope your dream comes true one day!

[@VliegerNL]

THANK YOU! I showed your amazing setup to my wife and she realized that my 3 x 55 4k setup with Rtx 4090 is but a humble toy compared to what you have built. GUYS, thanks to this fabulous cockpit, I am OUT of the dog house!!! :-))

[@captaintango]

Glad I could help!

[@sqk4477]

Amazing! Congrats Capt.

[@captaintango]

Thank you!

[@edu6582]

Absolutely fantastic. Congratz!

[@captaintango]

Thanks.

[@joelmulder]

The music made this infinitely better. Awesome to see the process, maybe one day I’ll have the time and money to get something like this set up too.

[@captaintango]

I am glad you enjoyed the video and the music. I hope one day you will indeed be able to do something like this as it is a lot of fun.

[@ibgeorgeb]

Wow! That’s so neat! I want one. 👌🏾

[@captaintango]

Thanks. I'm not going to stop you if you want one.

[@dooglemcfrugal7307]

Enjoy my friend and have many hours of fun

[@captaintango]

Thank you. I appreciate your kind words.

[@lopezillomarido]

amazing quality of materials!!!!!

[@captaintango]

Indeed. I really like the hardware.

[@SimulAero]

Amazing! ❤

[@captaintango]

Thank you! 😄

[@seattime4075]

Excellent setup. Recommend adding some transducers to the floor/seat. Really helps with the immersion.

[@captaintango]

Thanks. That's a great suggestion. I'm assuming you are thinking ButtKicker or similar. I know some other cockpit builders who have done that but I have never looked into it. Let me know if you have any specific product/setup recommendations.

[@seattime4075]

@@captaintango I have a buttkicker for my floor which vibrates up through my controls and 4 smaller transducers attached directly to my seat. But you can also use a insert for your seat if you don't want to modify too much. See review link kzbin.info/www/bejne/sGfcgaqgf5KAgM0 . Still recommend also using a buttkicker on the floor if you can, as the spinners in the H8 have limited frequency response compared to an actual transducer.

[@captaintango]

Thanks for the additional information. Much appreciated.

Amazing! Congrats !!!!! Really good work ! ;-)

[@captaintango]

Thanks a lot!

[@JareerShamsi]

Amazing!

[@captaintango]

Thanks!

[@TedicoPedicoBhumchiki]

Very beautiful cockpit . I wish I also could make one like that. 👍 😅

[@captaintango]

Thank you very much!

[@goalski134]

your skills and dedication are something else! i’d love to see a costing video!

[@captaintango]

Thanks. I have mixed feelings about doing a costing video. Maybe one day, who knows.

[@goalski134]

@@captaintango i respect if you don’t. i saw one for an a10 once and it was fascinating!

[@captaintango]

Do you have a link to that A10 video or maybe a short description of the content. I'd be curious to know more about what was covered. Maybe it's something I could do at some point in time.

[@goalski134]

@@captaintango absolutely! he went into a lot of detail, which you may or may not be interested in. i just found it fascinating and it showed everything that went into it. thanks for replying, here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXXcYmONrpmprZY&feature=share8

[@goalski134]

@@captaintango stuff like this is amazing too kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYjamneknc-EotE&feature=share8

[@Mr.Popcat]

woah, very nice! if id rather buy a car or build a cockpit replica of an Aurbus a320, id build a cockpit😁

[@captaintango]

I'm definitively in that camp too!

[@avgeeknl]

Nice mate!

[@captaintango]

Thanks!

[@THErandomAVGEEK]

RIP……… captains tangos bank account 😢😭

[@captaintango]

LOL. It is not cheap, that's for sure. If you are curious, you can find more information about the cost, and how I funded my cockpit, in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@BritishAviationreal]

How much did it cost? I’m thinking about making an atr-72/42 version.

[@pilotpawanc]

I think it's about passion. Rather life is an opportunity to full fill ones passion. What is a life without one!!

[@captaintango]

@@pilotpawanc It is definitely my passion!

[@pilotpawanc]

@@captaintango mine too....any moment of life i get, it deducted to this cause...cheers

[@benjiminus04]

Very nice setup!

[@captaintango]

Thank you!

[@TheNeighborhoodCat]

nice build 🎉

[@captaintango]

Thanks 😁

[@NW_jetz]

I can't beleive it only took you 4 MINUTES to to this. WOW

[@captaintango]

LOL

[@TheTeaLordRBLX]

What did you use for the Throttle quadrant? it looked so good especially the trims insane build aswell it looks great

[@captaintango]

Thanks for the kind words. The throttle quadrant is from Skalarki (as is the rest of the electronics). More details at www.skalarki-electronics.com/en/onlineshop/product/proline-throttle-quadrant.html

[@mxcollin95]

Was this mostly from a kit? Amazing sim man! 🤙 I’m currently trying to build out a King Air 350i cockpit (not super exciting I know but it’s what I fly for work) in order to keep sharp with flows and procedures when the number of flights slows down. Can you please post links to where you found your sim hardware? That’d be awesome! 🤙

[@captaintango]

Thanks. I did purchase most components as a "kit". You can find more information at: www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/ BTW I love the King Air and flew a C90 in the sim for almost a year many moons ago. It was a lot of fun. Good luck with your project!

[@saplingseedsaccrew3143]

Damn, now lets see it in action

[@captaintango]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/rafFq2iIlJx0f7s

[@captaintango]

Full flight video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fHzFaGZnZ9h0o5Y

[@christoskaraiskakis9824]

Captain hi again, did u need an extra pc for the side screens? Who helped you with the configuration so the system with the tvs worked ok happily? Appreciate if you help this way, best to you CK

[@captaintango]

The cockpit uses a total of three computers: one for the visuals (3 TVs) and two for the cockpit instruments (split between Captain and First Officer). You can find more information about the setup at www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/ All three TV screens run out of a single RTX 3090. That was a little bit of a gamble but I am able to run everything in 4K at 30-60 fps. It does require a little bit of tradeoff, especially on the anti-aliasing side, but overall I am happy with the result.

[@diy_finn]

That's so cool! Are you enjoying flying the sim as much as building it? I tend to find myself always tuning something in my 737 sim and end up flying less than working on it, though with a sim like yours I doubt in can be much better!

[@captaintango]

I enjoyed building the sim quite a bit. And it is never "done". I am always looking for "just one more thing" to add to the cockpit (check out: kzbin.info/aero/PLJ1TYn01NBIRh-XPdG43QPt36DGnWbDrf). But ultimately I really love flying it, especially when I get some other flight sim enthusiast to join me in the cockpit for a flight, like today: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6S8cqGubJmYaaM

[@danielmonestier4588]

¡ Qué barbaridad y hermosura!. Es tener el avión en casa. Lo único que le falta, para ser un simulador verdadero; es los sistemas hidráulicos. La verdad, que como fanático de la aviación, esta manera, ayudaría en menos tiempo aprender a tripular el avión y su respectiva avionica.

[@captaintango]

Thanks for your comments. I don't think I'll ever have a motion-based simulator but I am quite happy with my current setup of course.

[@ifhandp2887]

Do you buy overhead from Scalarchy? Can the overhead be purchased as a whole or can it be purchased in parts separately? I see your picture (Overhead part) is separate and you assemble it yourself.

[@captaintango]

I did buy the overhead from Skalarki. The metal frame for it came from Vier-Im-Pott. As you know I did assemble the overhead myself which wasn't too tricky. I don't know if you can get it fully assembled but I wouldn't be surprised that it is possible.

[@stdstudios1655]

Looks Sick Dream of Aviation Lovers.

[@captaintango]

Thanks

[@Swintifico]

awesome... wish i could build one of those in my basement

[@captaintango]

Well, having the space to build something like that is the first item on the "checklist", so who knows?

[@Swintifico]

haha true, lets hope canadian housing prices go down in the future

[@alican_alkan]

İt's amazing 😮

[@captaintango]

Thanks!

[@christoskaraiskakis9824]

Captain tango hi, congratulations on your work, i have a similar sim from skalarki looking for the visuals -tvs,stands ,computers- and the chairs. Can you please tell me where did you purchase these items so i can chase them ? Are u happy with the visuals this way? Best to you Christos

[@captaintango]

Thanks. You can find more information about the sim, including the suppliers I used, at www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/ The seats are from Opencockpits. I am quite happy with the visuals.

[@dotnetdevni]

What plans did u use for this and what lcds did u use for the pfs?

[@captaintango]

I bought the entire cockpit from Vier-Im-Pott. They provided drawings and videos for installation (and footprint). The LCD displays for the instruments came from them as well (with custom adjustable mounting brackets). I am not sure how easily available those displays are.

[@MrPoopYTP]

Adding window frames to this would make it a million times better

[@captaintango]

Agreed. I wish I had more room to do that. Maybe in the next house...

[@harryjamesyoung]

what screens did you use for the pfd ,nd and ecam i looked at your webside but i could just find the tv screens

[@captaintango]

Two different screens (with no bezel) are used for the instruments, one for the PFD and ND, and one for both ECAM, the ISIS, and the DDRMI. Both types seem to me like some sort of general-purpose OEM screens but they are not easy to find and, in my case, were directly supplied by Vier-Im-Pott (supplier of the cockpit). They also provide the matching custom brackets that allows full adjustment (horizontal, vertical, and vertical angle). They tightly fit in the space available.

[@harryjamesyoung]

thanks for the reply im going to start building a sort of home cockpit.are portable screens with no border alright to use?@@captaintango

[@captaintango]

I don't have any first hand experience with portable screens but I don't see why they wouldn't work. Good luck with your home cockpit project!

[@NewLegendVillage]

You have the exact same pc case as me! Wow

[@captaintango]

LOL. You know what you have to do now... Just get the rest of the setup to match 😉

[@kevinjpd2614]

@captaintango the picture on the minute 1:18 shows the FCU panel upside down from VIER I’m Pott is this structure coming with flood lights and flood light knobs included?

[@captaintango]

Vier-Im-Pott can provide the flood lights but I bought mine directly from Amazon as that was more cost effective. The knob to control the intensity of the flood lights is on the pedestal (on the Captain side) and works once you connect the appropriate output from the Skalarki board (they have a centralized board to control power and backlighting distribution for the pedestal). The two flat black knobs you see on the video are provided with the FCU and control the intensity of the FCU backlighting and of the FCU displays. I hope this helps. Feel free to ask any additional questions.

[@kevinjpd2614]

@@captaintango yes, I’m sorry I said flood lights but I was asking you about the flood lights and also the knobs to control the fcu lights, so the fcu that you bought from Skalarki already comes with thes knobsto control fcu lighting? and the glare structure from vier I’m pott already comes with the spaces tu put the lights but not the lights that’s why you bought it from Amazon ?

[@captaintango]

Correct on all fronts. The knobs to control the FCU lights come with the Skalarki FCU and the panel at the bottom of the glareshield comes with the proper cutouts for the flood lights. Vier-Im-Pott does offer the flood lights as an option but I chose to get those from Amazon. I got the following lights: AIBOO under cabinet LED puck lights kit (4 lights, daylight white).

[@kevinjpd2614]

@@captaintango awesome I got all my stuffs coming in 14 days from Skalarki and vier I’m pott respectively, did you choose the tv option agains 220 degree screen with projectors or they did recommend that to you?

[@captaintango]

@@kevinjpd2614 Very exciting! I don't have enough space in my sim room to use a curved screen and projectors. However I am quite happy with the 3 TV setup I have.

[@smerthohlam_ZOV]

AMAZING

[@captaintango]

Thanks

[@lopezillomarido]

Porque motivo compraste los productos de esta empresa, y no por ejemplo los de opencockpits, coflight, sismo solutions, u otro fabricante? Gracias

[@captaintango]

"Why did you buy the products of this company, and not for example those of opencockpits, coflight, sismo solutions, or another manufacturer?" I did use some products from Opencockpits in the past (737 MCP and EFIS) and liked them. Still I feel like the Skalarki products are more detailed (higher fidelity). Note that the A320 seats I used are from Opencockpits. Also I am not sure if Sismo Solutions offers any products for the A320. In any case selecting a specific supplier is a complex balance between quality, fidelity, price, support, etc.

[@lopezillomarido]

@@captaintango thanks captaintango

[@bronzefanpage8256]

Amazing. But why is the pfd on the right, not the left?

[@captaintango]

That was just a test. I probably used the button that switches PFD and ND locations or tested the PFD brightness (if you reduce it to zero the PFD will automatically move to the ND location).

[@bronzefanpage8256]

@@captaintango oh! Right :)

[@ifhandp2887]

in this video at 3:09 (what is DCDU?) where did you buy the DCDU?

[@captaintango]

The DCDU is homemade. I used a 5in touch screen and got the face plate custom cut by the cockpit vendor (Vier-Im-Pott).

[@ifhandp2887]

@@captaintango hai... Thanks for anwers..

[@user-tv3pe6kj3i]

My cockpit arrived at my house today. However, I cannot find the instruction manual. Where did you find the manual?

[@captaintango]

I would suggest asking the cockpit supplier(s). In my case I got both engineering drawings and very nice assembly videos from the supplier I used (Vier-Im-Pott).

[@AircraftBR]

A dream 🥰

[@captaintango]

Thank you!

[@dotnetdevni]

Do u have plans for the main frame at all

[@captaintango]

Unfortunately there is currently not enough room to add the cockpit shell but it's definitely something I'd love to add in the future.

[@gladio3490]

OMG, it is amazing. How much did it cost and does it need an own power plant? 😊

[@captaintango]

I discuss the cost of the cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE I think I estimated a while back the electric consumption to around 1,500W.

[@ryan4320]

bro has my dream

[@FREEZY14633]

how hard is all the wiring for overhead panel

[@captaintango]

The wiring for the overhead is mostly flat ribbon cables for the data and wires for the power and backlighting. There is only a single USB cable for the whole assembly (not including the third radio). Here is a picture: www.flightpathsimulation.club/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/Final-Assembly-5-scaled.jpg

[@NickWilmans]

I'am still in doubt for building my own cockpit. 737 or A320. both has pro and con's. (no not the sidestick vs yoke) Space requirments, costs, things you can make by yourself. Does someone have advise?

[@captaintango]

Here are a few things I would suggest considering, in no particular order: - What sim would you like to use for the visuals and what aircraft model is available for that sim. Ideally you want a high-fidelity model (flight model, systems, failures, etc.) designed for cockpit builders so that it can run across multiple computers. - Level of complexity: having motorized throttles and mechanically linked yokes add complexity (and the later requires additional space below the platform supporting the sim). - How much automation do you want the airplane to have. - It might sound like a minor detail, but the type of seats and how they operate (electrical or mechanical on rails) might be important to you. - Any particular operator you want to "fly for". These are on top of things such as price, vendor reputation, parts availability or "build-ability", and personal preference of course, just to name a few.

[@toastedtea]

I’m trying to build an airbus a320 home cockpit with my dad, do you know anywhere to get parts??

[@captaintango]

Very cool. Are you looking for original Airbus parts (OEM parts) or just replica? You can find a list of the parts I used (with suppliers) here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

[@vittoriogangemi9818]

the best and economic solution is VR . This is the Future .

[@captaintango]

Each option has pros and cons. VR is certainly much more affordable. Personally I really like the opportunity to fly with another pilot in the cockpit.

[@JetSet523]

2AM: "What on EARTH is that noise?" Meanwhile, in the next room: "V1, Rotate. Positive rate, gear up.

[@captaintango]

Exactly. Nothing like taking off at 2 am. Pretty much a normal day/night (especially during WorldFlight) if you ask me. See kzbin.infoUgkxS8hQe1LdWFHMg8eqQhxc60Zg5V5Us1Vv?si=6FBkSvQjQkDHxlhQ

[@rwest1818]

Wish I had the room!!!

[@captaintango]

Copy that.

[@stevieray48]

How did you convert the panels to usb to interface with the sim?

[@captaintango]

All the panels are specifically designed for simulation and come with USB connections (they are not OEM panels from a real aircraft).

[@stevieray48]

@@captaintango ok, what is the name of the company that sells those panels?

[@captaintango]

@@stevieray48 Skalarki, out of the UK. www.skalarki-electronics.com/en/

[@papera_mcsaper_farlvongo73]

where did you find all of that stuff?

[@captaintango]

You can find more information about the vendors I used here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/

[@royalle-juicebutik8053]

WOW :)

[@captaintango]

I'm glad you liked it.

[@shawnpekala2407]

Can I ask what's the size of the whole setup?

[@captaintango]

The overall footprint is approximately 140" by 78" (360 cm by 200 cm).

[@DrexAviation]

If you don't mind me asking, how much did this cost you in the end??

[@captaintango]

Don't worry, you are not the only one asking that question. I discuss the cost of my home cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@Kodomojay]

how do i get started making one of these? how should i plan it?

[@captaintango]

The first aspect I would suggest looking at is a rough budget and what plane you'd like to model. I have a video regarding the cost of my cockpit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE There is some good information on SimObsession's website: www.simobsession.com/faq/how-do-i-start-building-my-own-flight-simulator-cockpit/ If you have specific questions, feel free to contact me via the contact form on my website: www.flightpathsimulation.club/contact-us/

[@igruk0]

I keep trying to build a cockpit but sadly they don’t look good because the brands are mixed so we’ll have blue, black and grey controls. With different colour lights and it doesn’t looks realistic this year I am looking into a single aircraft to do it but I’m not sure which one either the Boeing 737, 757 or 777 possibly even 787

[@captaintango]

Whichever aircraft you decide to model, good luck with your project!

[@igruk0]

@@captaintango Thanks!

[@helicopterovirtual-msfs6254]

Fantástico

[@captaintango]

Thanks!

[@hkr4life]

i did the opposite. first i bought the motion platform (it's real simulation) and then i build up the cockpit (only main panels & throttles).

[@captaintango]

Very cool.

[@ethankoers3992]

how much was all of that minus the pc chairs and monitors

[@captaintango]

You might have already seen it, but I discuss the price of the overall setup in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE For your specific question, feel free to send a request via our contact form: www.flightpathsimulation.club/contact-us/ I'd be happy to go back to my notes and give you an estimate.

[@user-tv3pe6kj3i]

I plan to buy the same one. How will it be powered? Is it usb from the computer? Or from a wall outlet?

[@captaintango]

Most of the USB devices are connected to (industrial grade) powered USB hubs. A few, such as the sidesticks or rudder pedals, are connected directly to the main PC (that's just my preference). In addition to that, power supplies (plugged into the wall) are required for powering the electronics, the backlighting, and the stepper motor for the trim wheels. The electric seats have their own dedicated 12V (10A for each seat) power supply.

[@user-tv3pe6kj3i]

Thank you. That's very helpful.

[@captaintango]

You are welcome. Good luck with your project!

[@user-tv3pe6kj3i]

Sorry for asking so many questions. I don't know what country you live in but do you use a transformer or frequency converter? I live in Japan and am concerned if it will work. The voltage and frequency in Japan is 100v, 60hz.

[@captaintango]

I live in the US and didn't have to use any transformer. Some of the LCD screens for the instrument displays came with transformers equipped with a typical European plug but they accept a wide range of voltage and frequency so I was able to use them with a simple plug adapter. The industrial power supplies require their own power cords so I found on Amazon a power cord with a switch, a US plug on one end, and bare wires on the other end. It would be best to check with the suppliers but I suspect that most modern electronics using DC power and thus requiring a transformer ships with one that can be used pretty much worldwide (the plug type is the only thing that you would have to worry about then).

[@johnsp1221]

Got to say AWESOME!!! How much did this cost to build

[@captaintango]

Thanks. The cost can vary quite a bit based on level of details, options, vendors, shipment, taxes, etc. But unless you build a lot of it from scratch it's easily around the price of a high-end car.

[@captaintango]

For more details, I discuss the cost of my home cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@MrTontowatkins]

This is bad azz

[@captaintango]

Thanks man

[@tobiaspospisil8072]

Kolik tě stál cockpit a děláš airbus a320 i na zakázky😊🎉

[@captaintango]

Check out this video if you are curious about the cost of my setup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@PlayingOldMinecraftVersion]

i like that too im think im a small pilot because i know something how to start engines in b737 so i dont have moneys to buy this one.

[@jay-rus4437]

Can, or would you, share them cost for this setup. Is it $30k, or higher?

[@captaintango]

It is more than $30k so it's definitely not cheap. I discuss the cost in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@CaptainKA320]

Nice video, Captain Tango, but why the music?

[@captaintango]

Thanks. For the music I try to support artists that I know.

[@lopezillomarido]

All gauges are plug and play?

[@captaintango]

Correct. Everything is Plug & Play via USB.

[@lopezillomarido]

not for the realistic or quality of materials? or for another reason? sismosolutions and other company works with plug and play too..

[@tobiaspospisil8072]

Kde jsi ty všechny věci na stavbu vzal😊

[@captaintango]

Cockpit overview: www.flightpathsimulation.club/blog/a320-cockpit/ Parts list: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

[@flyingninja4955]

Good day Capt Tango, Im planning to do this set up also. Can I give you a message for some tips and guidance please. Thank you

[@captaintango]

Sure. I am always happy to share my experience. Feel free to reach out to me using the "contact us" form on the website: www.flightpathsimulation.club/contact-us/

[@jordangeorgiev9516]

I'm just curious, how much did all of this cost?

[@captaintango]

You might want to check out this video then: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@dreamsim71]

I use the same Hardware of Skalarki and Vier im Pott items, prosim and profiler software and fsuipc7 interface. Unfortunately my nose is going up and down sometimes and I can't find the reason...😢 Regards from Germany... Walle

[@captaintango]

I am less familiar with the ProSim A320 software. Is the issue in MSFS2020 or/and P3D? I would check the ProSim forum and their Facebook group. I hope you find a solution and continue to enjoy your setup.

[@dreamsim71]

@@captaintango in MSFS, but I didn't find any solution on prosim forum and don''t use facebook. I tried so many different things and I'm sure it's only a little setting problem. The trim wheel config in prosim don't work with the slider, so I manually move the trim wheel to it's position -4,0....4, 13.5 and press the setting each time. I wish you the best for your sim.

[@captaintango]

Sorry to hear that. It must be so frustrating.

[@dreamsim71]

@@captaintango now, it's running well... 🥳 I've chosen simconnect instead of FSUIPC7 in profiler 5.1. Easy, when you know the mistake... 🙈

[@captaintango]

I'm glad to hear that you got that issue resolved. Enjoy your flights in the sim!

[@tomwills9058]

How ling did it take you to make?

[@captaintango]

It took me around 3 months to assemble everything. But it's never "done", so I am still adding little things here and there.

[@vivaanchoudhary9465]

what is the space of your house is it big or small

[@captaintango]

The cockpit footprint is approximately 140" by 78" (360 cm by 200 cm). It fits in one of our bedrooms and occupies most of the room.

[@vivaanchoudhary9465]

@@captaintango can i make it as a foldable cockpit

[@captaintango]

@@vivaanchoudhary9465 I really don't see how that would work

[@vivaanchoudhary9465]

can i make it as a foldable cockpit

[@captaintango]

I really don't see how that would work.

[@AlecFay]

excellent setup but whats the price ?

[@captaintango]

I discuss the price in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@ollieevans1557]

What is the total cost of this all toghther?

[@captaintango]

See this video for more information about the cost of the cockpit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@RAE_UK]

how much did it all cost must have been alot

[@captaintango]

It's not cheap for sure, but it's totally worth it if you ask me. I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@ambulatorioveterinariodott3768]

We want more

[@captaintango]

Copy that. Anything in particular?

[@BoBrotherz]

Where do you even buy all this stuff?

[@captaintango]

There are a few different suppliers. If you are curious I have a list of the parts I used and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

[@IEpixXxI]

Very nice thats my dream. But i will never be able to afford something :D

[@captaintango]

I hope you still find ways to enjoy flight simulation if that is your passion.

[@user-hd4ll3zg3h]

how much cost the setup?

[@captaintango]

I discuss the cost in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@Akeenaviation]

How much did this cost?

[@captaintango]

You can find more information about the cost of the cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@Air_live_Frankfurt]

How much did it cost?

[@aiden2532]

at least $5

[@Michi737Original]

@@aiden2532 I think like 7.26 euro

[@captaintango]

It really depends on the configuration you select, the vendor(s) you use, and where you live (taxes and delivery cost). My equipment came primarily from Vier-Im-Pott and prices are available on their website: www.vier-im-pott.com/en/home

[@henrikolsen5]

Full setup from Vier-Im-Pott is north of 100K euro.

[@captaintango]

For more details, I discuss the cost of my home cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@TheScientist263]

Is it possible to list the key components?

[@captaintango]

Sure. I put together a list of the main components here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

[@TheScientist263]

@@captaintango Thanks, most appreciated!

[@user-uf3zd7ez9e]

How much money did you spent for it? INCREDIBLE!

[@captaintango]

You can find more information about the cost of the sim in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@Problematic_Polygons]

Rough cost?

[@captaintango]

You can find more info about the cost in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@hitenfpv1817]

how much does it costed you ??

[@captaintango]

It all depends on the options you choose, the vendor(s) you select, and where you live (shipping costs, taxes, exchange rate). Prices are available on the website from the suppliers listed in the video description.

[@captaintango]

For more details, I discuss the cost of my home cockpit in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@Aviationdreams1]

how much does it cost

[@captaintango]

I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@skull.18]

all cost?

[@captaintango]

See this video for a brief discussion of the cost of my setup: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@LuckerGD]

If i will be there, i wold ever and ever leave that room.

[@captaintango]

Hahaha. You are not the first one to say that.

[@varitv6785]

You gotta drop some links!!

[@captaintango]

All structural components for the cockpit are from Vier-Im-Pott: www.vier-im-pott.com/en/home They resell the electronic modules from Skalarki: www.skalarki-electronics.com/en/ The electric seat replicas are from OpenCockpits: www.opencockpits.com/index.php/en/

[@arturpolanin8569]

Amazing How can I get and how much?

[@captaintango]

Thanks. You can find a list of parts and suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/ And I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJash2iapZiIeNE

[@JoPinheiro]

Does it work?

[@captaintango]

It sure does. Almost everything works. I don't have the windshield wipers though.

[@JoPinheiro]

@@captaintango 🤣🤣🤣

[@JoPinheiro]

@@captaintango it’s amazing 🤩!

[@captaintango]

Thanks!