I’m building a 3D printed FMC for the PMDG 737!
Using a Arduino, 5" LCD, lighted switches.
Printed the frame, buttons, and housing.
I will be doing a full side by side cockpit with this method.
The cost of building this FMC, including filament and all parts, was $245.
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Very well done…CONGRATS!!! I hope it will bring your hours of pleasure.
Very cool!
Would definetly love physical hardware for a dedicated airplane.
Since I fly a variety, I use Air Manager and for the FMC / CDU I use these
Runs off an iPad.
Thank you!
I figured for the price of buying commercial gear for 1 aircraft, I’d build my own and make multiple! I just haven’t announced it yet to my wife! 
Don’t show her that iPad version or she will have the leverage!
