I've been an IT guy for 30 years. I've been a pilot for 16. This is AMAZING. The detail, the switches, the buttons, the controls... that's so awesome. Of course the screens and PFD/MFD/EFIS/FMS is amazing too. And four radios?!? Wow. I can't imagine how much TIME all this took... let alone redesign after redesign and cash. Awesome job!!!
@@B738DIY ah ah I'm sure she doesn't ^^ Another question if you don't mind : How do you manage so well the multimonitors thing in MSFS ? I've heard it's a hassle...
Hobbies one can throw themselves into fully are a blessing. What you have made is remarkable and inspiring. I hope it brought you many, many hours of challenge and joy.
I have no connect to Flight Simulators or Planes in general - and i just came here randomly with the YT-Algo. BUT: I loooooove that sheeeet! Great work. So inspiring what people can achieve in their 12 square meter room. Salute and respect from Austria, Vienna!!
The complexity of electrical and mechanical engeineering prowess required to replicate virtually all flight deck features of a Boeing 737-800 requires genius level intellect to pull off. The reaslism of the resulting masterwork is breathtaking.
and how fkning casually he is about it :D yeah i built it myself. ok. even the software is enough. but half of those buttons and knobs seem to even have mechanical features to self engage. its quite impressive
Pretty impressive for a DIY. Looks pretty close to the real thing and the POV switch is something that also exists in the $15 million level D sims. Good stuff.
Very impressive, congratulations! And many thanks for the video. It would be great to see some more detailed videos about the decisions you made and components you selected.
Well done. This is obviously your passion. I am an electronics engineer and I appreciate all the effort you have put into the instrumentation, really good. Greetings from Johannesburg, South Africa.
You and the other replies about money or single sound like h8ters tbh. "too much time" very condescending homie. You must not accomplish anything or even have any passions or goals to begin with. Real recognise real.
Absolutely magnificent, beyond DIY, wiring this thing must have been and I'm sure continues to be a nightmare. I've been building a small GA G1000 B58 Baron. Just getting all the switches staying connected is a time-consuming task. Hats off to you for this remarkable accomplishment!hment. Thanks for sharing!
Please share! I absolutely would love to see the design process and part manufacturing process! I had a DIY cockpit I built in my basement growing up off of plans from simsamurai, but since college and now being a techie I have wanted to get back into it a step up like you have here. It's nice to see people are still into it, gets me excited to build a new one of my own!
I would also suggest looking at @helimech8152 and @Mickeys_Flightdeck for channels going deeper into building than I am. I will continue to share my build projects as well
I would use this as an application. You're willingness and follow through and passion is just amazing. Any airline would be very lucky to have you. Normally I am the not so nice guy in the comments because I don't care about etiquette and feel brutal feedback is better than fake nice. In this case I really do mean it. Amazing work
This is fantastic man! I have one in my garage, got a used FDS cockpit and not everything works because I’m not that good in building and running scripts. So I’d say 75% works. Prosim is pretty good. I have to update it as I haven’t flown in a long time.
@@Martinbal126 That doesn't contradict family, does it? Why would you have sex, if you already have a family? 😉 In contrast to sex, computer games do not get boring after 1000hrs of game time. 😁
@@Martinbal126Sex is just another hobby and for some just another addiction to fill voids in their life and give purpose when they can’t find it elsewhere. At least you’re not going to get herpes or an unplanned child from spending your free time on flight sim. Different strokes for different folks.
@@TC-jo2vj So you graduated college and _still_ can't even write a sentence? Yeah, have fun paying off all those student loan debts. What did you study? Hopefully it wasn't anything that requires simple literacy. 😆
Sweet zombie Jesus, you Sir are crazy I say, CRAZY! What an impressive DIY project - kudos to you dear Sir, this is enthusiasm and power of dreams manifested. Absolutely amazing project!
Very nice to see Will you ever make a step by step guide for how you achieved all this? I ask because ive never done much diy but ive really wanted to try!
I'm not planing a step by step guide. However, I'm planing to make a video going into much more details on my approach to building, my prerequisits and the method to the madness. Hopefully this will give you inspiration and a starting point if you chose to embark on building something similar
Not at all. He's sharing his passion with others. I'm not at all interested in doing something like that, but pretty cool to see a project like that works out so nicely. People that want to show off their wealth will do so with things like a car or a watch ... You know, things people will actually see.
Awesome job! While the video screens look great, I'm more impressed by the custom switches, back lighting for them, dials, knobs, proper font usage for navigation etc. Each control probably needs slightly different treatment.
Excellent! I used to work on simulators by Thomson-CSF and Rediffusion in the late 70's and 80's and can say that this is VERY good. At the time, Link had created the first simulator using microprocessors instead of minicomputers and (if I remember correctly) they used 5 Intel 8086's. Perhaps a viewer can correct me if I'm wrong. All the best, Rob in Switzerland
is true this is fun to see the kitchen seats inside this incredible simulator, but of course he continues to works on his project to add some real and pro pilot seat , Really is a good job
Very very nice cockpit, surely one of the best I have ever seen in private use. I wished I had one either but I lack the technical knowledge to do one :-) Must have been a lot of work and expensive but same time very satisfying after finishing it and now being able to use it each day. Wish you fun.
I'm amazed. This is the best homemade cockpit I have ever seen. F'n floored man. He should be building them for the real pilots to be training on and sell em to the airports. It would be so cool if he had more and built cockpits of different planes. I bet he could do it and I don't even know the guy. lol
Amazing! Have you thought about a bezel elimination kit? You can DIY them using old projector screen material. We use them in sim racing and they work well!
Hello, I hope you are always well. I really enjoyed the project of building this homemade cockpit. Thank you for telling me the cost of making this beautiful cockpit.
WOW....just come across this.... you are a very creative man indeed, and, it must have cost a fortune to get all the items you need to recreate the inputs and outputs... but, WOW i wish i could do that. Excellent stuff.
i love how he has a one to one cockpit setup but uses a kitchen chair
man i wish i could do this myself man
That's what I was about to say.
He can call the flight attendant and ask for a meal while he flies. Lol
@@optic9620he did say the tactile transducers aren’t ready yet.
Did you watch the video? He discusses the seats he's working on.
Incredible, can only begin to imagine the time and effort put into this. Thanks for sharing.
There's some truly talented dudes out there.
wow! people can be sooo creative. I like that you have the galley authentically behind in case you fancy a slice a toast
Deve ser pra servir a comida nos voos mesmo 😂😅 muito legal
Someone has to serve the crew meals! 😆
That was funny AF.
paid for by the pilot too! so realistic
I've been an IT guy for 30 years. I've been a pilot for 16. This is AMAZING. The detail, the switches, the buttons, the controls... that's so awesome. Of course the screens and PFD/MFD/EFIS/FMS is amazing too. And four radios?!? Wow. I can't imagine how much TIME all this took... let alone redesign after redesign and cash. Awesome job!!!
Another IT guy with same impressions
How did you transition from IT to aviation?
This is what I call dedication to a hobby! I hope you have a great time flying in your own little cockpit!
Nice. Drink a few beers then fly an approach to minimums. Fun.
I am utterly IMPRESSED !!!! Thank's a lot for this tour. While watching I couldn't help repeating : "This dude is crazy..." ^^
Thank you! My wife does not disagree with you :)
@@B738DIY ah ah I'm sure she doesn't ^^
Another question if you don't mind : How do you manage so well the multimonitors thing in MSFS ? I've heard it's a hassle...
Hobbies one can throw themselves into fully are a blessing. What you have made is remarkable and inspiring. I hope it brought you many, many hours of challenge and joy.
This is nuts, well done. The amount of effort to make this is insane!
I have no connect to Flight Simulators or Planes in general - and i just came here randomly with the YT-Algo. BUT: I loooooove that sheeeet! Great work. So inspiring what people can achieve in their 12 square meter room. Salute and respect from Austria, Vienna!!
I stand in awe of your skills and commitment.
The complexity of electrical and mechanical engeineering prowess required to replicate virtually all flight deck features of a Boeing 737-800 requires genius level intellect to pull off. The reaslism of the resulting masterwork is breathtaking.
and how fkning casually he is about it :D yeah i built it myself. ok. even the software is enough. but half of those buttons and knobs seem to even have mechanical features to self engage. its quite impressive
Well said
He’s an engineer so he knows a couple of things to make all of it work, he designed and printed most part 😂😂😂
Pretty impressive for a DIY. Looks pretty close to the real thing and the POV switch is something that also exists in the $15 million level D sims. Good stuff.
Compliments for raising your hobby to such a high level! It is really amazing.
ありがとうございます！
Thank you very much. It is very much appreciated!
I can't stress how freakin' impressive this is! Just WOW!!!
The proximity to the kitchen makes every stewardess superfluous!
Incredible! I can't wait to see the video of how you did it all. Genuinely an impressive DIY project!
nicely built great to see your process
Glad you enjoyed it
Very impressive, congratulations! And many thanks for the video. It would be great to see some more detailed videos about the decisions you made and components you selected.
I'm working on a much more detailed video
Strewth! That's incredible! 😮
Great work! I can only imagine the detail and understanding needed to create such a sim.
Of all the builds I've seen so far, you qualify top 3 for ingenuity and build out. Bravo my dude.
getting all this done mush be much harder than becoming an actual pilot. Great job!
Well done. This is obviously your passion. I am an electronics engineer and I appreciate all the effort you have put into the instrumentation, really good. Greetings from Johannesburg, South Africa.
This right here kids is what happens when you want something badass and you have too much time on your hands so you just do the said badass thing.
and money
And what you can do if you don't have kids. I _love_ my toys. 😆
And single 😃
You and the other replies about money or single sound like h8ters tbh. "too much time" very condescending homie. You must not accomplish anything or even have any passions or goals to begin with. Real recognise real.
This is the least badass thing ever conceived
This is absoultely amazing. Unbelievable setup. wow. you did a fantastic job!!!!
This explains all the work orders for missing switches I kept receiving a while back.
Love the solution with the View Select, never thought of that... We need a video on how you made that work
I'm using FSUIPC to define key strokes from joystick buttons that selects predefined views in MSFS
Very well done. Definitely one of the coolest projects I have seen.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely magnificent, beyond DIY, wiring this thing must have been and I'm sure continues to be a nightmare. I've been building a small GA G1000 B58 Baron. Just getting all the switches staying connected is a time-consuming task. Hats off to you for this remarkable accomplishment!hment. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
BRO THIS IS SICK! Mad respect
You should be very proud…this is absolutely brilliant!
the built in kitchen was a badass idea.
Please share! I absolutely would love to see the design process and part manufacturing process! I had a DIY cockpit I built in my basement growing up off of plans from simsamurai, but since college and now being a techie I have wanted to get back into it a step up like you have here. It's nice to see people are still into it, gets me excited to build a new one of my own!
I would also suggest looking at @helimech8152 and @Mickeys_Flightdeck for channels going deeper into building than I am. I will continue to share my build projects as well
I fly a lot but I've never even seen a flight simulator. I have to say, you have done an amazing job there. Thanks for sharing your passion with us!
I would use this as an application. You're willingness and follow through and passion is just amazing. Any airline would be very lucky to have you. Normally I am the not so nice guy in the comments because I don't care about etiquette and feel brutal feedback is better than fake nice. In this case I really do mean it. Amazing work
well done dude. As far as DIYs go this is very impressive
Wow!!! This is absolutly crazy. The amount of time and effort is awesome to see. Great job
That is absolutely amazing.👍
Now just covert the kitchen to a galley and the living room to a passenger cabin. Wow!! Impressive
This is fantastic man! I have one in my garage, got a used FDS cockpit and not everything works because I’m not that good in building and running scripts. So I’d say 75% works. Prosim is pretty good. I have to update it as I haven’t flown in a long time.
Greg, what state are you in?
@@MrScott_e Bay Area CA
Incredible! That must be very enjoyable to use. Great job mate!
You are clearly a very smart and capable guy and could easily have been a real 737 pilot. How amazing would that have been!
with those skills, I imagine that he has a job that pays better and is more family friendly ;)
@@APerson-jf2mdfamily? Whoever builds something like this hasnt had sex in a very long time 😂
@@Martinbal126 That doesn't contradict family, does it? Why would you have sex, if you already have a family? 😉 In contrast to sex, computer games do not get boring after 1000hrs of game time. 😁
@@APerson-jf2md i could give you a thousand reasons but i get your point. And i dont think i will change your mind so not even gonna try
@@Martinbal126Sex is just another hobby and for some just another addiction to fill voids in their life and give purpose when they can’t find it elsewhere. At least you’re not going to get herpes or an unplanned child from spending your free time on flight sim. Different strokes for different folks.
Some ASUS bezel free kits would be a nice addition to what is a truly incredible set up. Well done! Absolutely amazing.
"Waiting for the next maintenance break to install them." 🤣
Great. Can't wait for more video about how you build this
I do wonder how large the WAF (Wife Acceptance Factor) on this project is.
Considering he has to make a video about it in order to make money. I’m sure that’s the catch for it being approved.
Gorgeous! Stremaline the building process and you may have a new business model in your hands! I would get one!
What in the sam Hill rabbit hole have I stumbled down
Bro same, where am I? I don’t hate it 😂
The saddest possible one
@@TC-jo2vj So you graduated college and _still_ can't even write a sentence? Yeah, have fun paying off all those student loan debts. What did you study? Hopefully it wasn't anything that requires simple literacy. 😆
In a very expensive one..
nice touch adding the galley in the back, perfect for that coffee break
You need to contact Boeing dude, they're missing you. All is forgiven.
What an amazing guy for creating something like this. I am truly in awe
Looks utterly fantastic, with 100’s of hours of build.
Two words. VR HEADSET.
Buttons? People have managed to align physical input devices with the VR but it's really really hard.
@@jannsander Agreed--clearly his priority was integrating realistic hardware and VR would seem incompatible with that vision.
I'm incredibly envious of your dedication and talent, absolutely fantastic
Hi. Will you be getting the pilot uniform?
Sweet zombie Jesus, you Sir are crazy I say, CRAZY!
What an impressive DIY project - kudos to you dear Sir, this is enthusiasm and power of dreams manifested.
Absolutely amazing project!
Very nice to see
Will you ever make a step by step guide for how you achieved all this?
I ask because ive never done much diy but ive really wanted to try!
I'm not planing a step by step guide. However, I'm planing to make a video going into much more details on my approach to building, my prerequisits and the method to the madness. Hopefully this will give you inspiration and a starting point if you chose to embark on building something similar
This is completely and absolutely amazingly awesomely amazing ... You are one skilled individual. I salute you.
how to say ur rich without actually saying "im rich"
Too many rich people putting out videos to flaunt their wealth & privilege….
Not at all. He's sharing his passion with others. I'm not at all interested in doing something like that, but pretty cool to see a project like that works out so nicely.
People that want to show off their wealth will do so with things like a car or a watch ... You know, things people will actually see.
Awesome job! While the video screens look great, I'm more impressed by the custom switches, back lighting for them, dials, knobs, proper font usage for navigation etc. Each control probably needs slightly different treatment.
Excellent! I used to work on simulators by Thomson-CSF and Rediffusion in the late 70's and 80's and can say that this is VERY good. At the time, Link had created the first simulator using microprocessors instead of minicomputers and (if I remember correctly) they used 5 Intel 8086's. Perhaps a viewer can correct me if I'm wrong. All the best, Rob in Switzerland
Amazing work. Truly a pleasure to see, thank you for sharing.
is true this is fun to see the kitchen seats inside this incredible simulator, but of course he continues to works on his project to add some real and pro pilot seat , Really is a good job
Wow awesome, I saw many cable,,, So now happy flight! Good day!
Too much cabel and to little cabel management 🤯
Whoa. That's just awesome. Well done
wwonderful video. nice tour. super like for this video.
Awesome! Crazy! But the wonderful kind of crazy 😎Gotta have respect and admiration for that level of dedication!
Wow that rat's nest of wires is breathtaking. Such a work of genius + artist.
Very very nice cockpit, surely one of the best I have ever seen in private use. I wished I had one either but I lack the technical knowledge to do one :-) Must have been a lot of work and expensive but same time very satisfying after finishing it and now being able to use it each day. Wish you fun.
This is absolutely insane. Great job!
Hello from Phoenix, Arizona, all I can say is wow!
This is now the SAFEST 737. And well done, dude. Epic!
No idea how i ended-up here but glad i did. That looks amazing!!
That must have taken alot of time and patience but the end product is well worth it well done on your home made cockpit looks awesome 👌
Incredible. What a brilliantly executed project.
Great video and ideal length of time. Great job!!!
Glad you liked it!
I'm amazed. This is the best homemade cockpit I have ever seen. F'n floored man. He should be building them for the real pilots to be training on and sell em to the airports. It would be so cool if he had more and built cockpits of different planes. I bet he could do it and I don't even know the guy. lol
I'm impressed. It looks a lot better than Captain Zaharie Ahmad's home-built simulator! 👌
Fantastic! Congratulations on a wonderful build.
Magnificent work. What a great hobby and well executed.
i cant even get my flight pedals to register in mech warrior 5 and here is this guy with this insane thing haha great job
Fantastic work Congratulations 🌟
'One of the main design criteria was fuck the kitchen.' 😄 Love it; great job!
Fantastic job!👍
Amazing! Have you thought about a bezel elimination kit? You can DIY them using old projector screen material. We use them in sim racing and they work well!
wow! I am really impressed by your work!
I wish I had one like yours , congratulations , splendid job
thank you for always being so engaging and informative!
This is actually incredible. Holy moly.
Thanks for sharing this. Very impressive!
Hello, I hope you are always well. I really enjoyed the project of building this homemade cockpit. Thank you for telling me the cost of making this beautiful cockpit.
Unbelievable setup! The best of the best! Well done, Sir!
Surely a lot of money invested in this simulator. Great job 👍🏼
Dude your setup is more than your one bedroom apartment lol....AWESOME good job id never leave home if i had that thing.
This is awesome, and the fully equipped galley is right outside the flight deck…. Very convenient😊
Well I DIY myself. Build solar, cupboards, fix my cars etc. You have my respect. Well done. Must have cost a lot.
Looks absolutely amazing, great job!
WOW....just come across this.... you are a very creative man indeed, and, it must have cost a fortune to get all the items you need to recreate the inputs and outputs... but, WOW i wish i could do that. Excellent stuff.
Amazing my Friend!!! Respect for you for simulator and your passion 😉😉😉
Waow! man you are incredible! You made my dreams! i really want to do same thing in my room.
Very very impressive!