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That was certainly not my intention.

LOL. You ain't see nothing. I don't have the shell, the motion platform, the oxygen masks, the aft overhead, the bulkhead,...

The displays came with all the equipment, so I'm not sure exactly who makes them, sorry.

It is a miracle of technology indeed.

You can find a list of parts and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

@@captaintangothanks

@@captaintangoI kinda hate how it’s in separate parts

@@captaintangobut thanks I might bye it😊

@MrScott_e Very slowly, I must admit.

Yes, the new ProSim audio v2 application should allow you to do the same with the radios in your future 737. You will even be able to do Public Announcements.

I have a video on that topic: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

I used some pictures from a real-world A32x captain to replicate the INOP stickers.

@@captaintango Thank you for your answer. 🙂 Do you which color versions there are? I thought Yellow with black letters was for maintenance, but I've also seen red with white letters and vice versa?

Sorry, I do not know. If I remember I'll ask a real world A320 Captain next time I see him. It might be company specific though.

The glareshield is from Vier-Im-Pott. You can find a list of parts here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

@@captaintangothank you

The first year is definitely like drinking from a fire hose.

ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

LOL. Believe me, I don't need to drink any beer before not being able to land smoothly. Sometimes it just happens that way.

@@captaintango Ok. I misspoke. Land safely. Without crashing. 😂

www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

@@infinitedrummer Thanks!

... and some. Check out this video about the cost: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

Originally I started with the JeeHell FMGS freeware and P3D. That configuration is fully supported and works well (btw it uses the old Project Airbus freeware for the exterior 3D model), There is now a "mod" that allows you to use the same JeeHell FMGS freeware with MSFS 2020. In that case I believe the FBW A320 exterior model is used. The challenge is that it is not fully supported and several features don't work or are "wonky". So I have recently moved to the ProSim A320 software, which does fully support MSFS 2020 (and failures). It uses its own exterior 3D model. If you have additional questions, the easiest way would be for you to use the Contact Us form on our website: www.flightpathsimulation.club/contact-us/ I am always happy to share my experience. Best of luck with your project!

LOL

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Here is a list of the parts I used, including their suppliers: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

I provide more information about the cost of my setup in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html You can also find a list of parts on this webpage: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/ If you follow the links for the suppliers you can find detailed price information on their website.

Yes, depending on what you select it might be anywhere between $50k and $100k.

You can find a list of parts and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

Glad you like it!

Actually it only cost me a few thousand dollars invested a while back. See ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

@@Snowy-v2m Maybe the dream will one day become reality!

Well, it does take some space, that's for sure.

I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

I have a video on that topic: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

You can find a detailed list of parts here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

It's a lot of fun for sure!

I'm glad you enjoyed the song. It's always fun to find a song that seems particularly fitting. How about this one: ua-cam.com/users/shortsiHySNQlkr7U?si=wOBLI59d9d46svyb

Which airport is it?

@@Breenild Brindisi (LIBR)

@@captaintango quick question where did you buy the whole simulator from?

And I wouldn't know which one to fly. This makes it easy to pick.

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

You have to be on the lookout for when parts like that (the cabin interphone in this case) randomly come up on sites selling parts reclaimed from real aircrafts. Also there can be a wide range in the price asked for those. I got the interphone from a company in the Netherlands (Blackbird Aviation). I have integrated a few real parts in the cockpit: ua-cam.com/video/7ZoYr3JRpxc/v-deo.html

@@captaintango Alr ty!

And does LNAV and VNAV work

And how much it costs bro

Follow your dream!

Yes LNAV and VNAV both work.

The cost will vary based on the options you pick but I paid around $70k for my setup. I started saving for it almost 10 years ago.

The electronic modules I used are from Skalarki, which has been in business for many years and is very reputable. Regarding their "plug & play" use, that will depend on the simulator platform and A320 model you'd like to use. For P3D and X-Plane the most common A320 models (FSL, Aerosoft, Toliss, etc.) are directly supported, making the experience "plug & play". Now, for FS 2020, most people would like to use the Fenix A320. As you might now, until recently, the use of "home cockpit" hardware was not allowed due to the license agreement between Fenix and ProSim. This has recently changed and I would expect that with time more Skalarki modules will be supported. I believe the initial focus was on FCU/EFIS and MCDU.

Great suggestion but unfortunately there is just not enough space left in that room to add a shell. Maybe in the next house...

You can find more info about the cost of my setup in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/v-deo.html

There are actually quite a few vendors. You can find a list of parts and their suppliers at www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

Just follow the ECAM messages, it will be fine.

Thanks for your kind words. Much appreciated!