I definitely need to lower mine. Nice pit!
Not as elaborate or as realistic as some peoples’ pits, but it’s evolved into something very functional, bearing in mind that this is on my normal, every day desk and not a dedicated cockpit.
Displays:
- Main display is an Acer UWQHD monitor.
- Secondary monitor is an LG 4K display.
- PFD is displayed on my old Lenovo Tab4 tablet running Glass Cockpit.
- MFD is running on my HP Spectre x360 flipped over into tablet mode. It’s running an Android emulator and the G3000 MFD app (available from flightsim.to).
Controls:
- Logitech x56 stick and throttle
- Logitech Multi Panel (autopilot)
- Logitech switch panel
- Logitech rudder pedals (under the desk so not visible in this pic)
- Elgato Stream Deck XL
I wondered what your setup looked like.
I want that Stream Deck XL, but I’m waiting for a $199 sale (I’m a cheapskate).
Very nice.
Jim-Sim
Stream Deck is an amazing addition to any setup. It’s been a killer addition without a doubt. But as you’re well aware, it’s not cheap. You’ll love it when you get it though.
Up until today, I wasn’t really using the tablet and laptop, but decided to get things set up to see how they work out. I do thing I need some reorganization though so I can get things laid out a bit better and get the PFD and MFD side by side.
Here’s my setup.
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System
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CPU - Ryzen 3700X
GPU - MSI 5700 XT Gaming X
MOBO - MSI B450 Carbon Pro Max Wifi
RAM - 32GB 3600mhz Corsair Ram
HDD - 1TB WD Black Edition NVME Drive
CASE - NZXT H510 Elite Case
Monitor 1 - MSI 34" Curved 100hz 1440p Ultrawide
Monitor 2 - MSI 24" Curved 75hz 1080P
K&M - Havit Mechanical RGB Keyboard & Mouse
HOTAS - Logitech X52 Flight Control System
Other - Ipad for Charts
Audio - Polk Audio Bookshelf Speakers w/ Pile amp for sound
Lighting - Phillips Hue Play Bar X 3
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I have a lot planned, Logitech flight panels, some better cable management, wall mount Ipad, more LED lights I love my lights…
What do you use the stream deck for? I thought it was cool and I’ve been looking at that but unsure why I’d need it haha
General purpose buttons that I don’t have available on other controllers for one…
(some AP ones are duplicates of my Logi panel),
Control for radios
Transponder
The Stream Deck plugin is still being developed and expanded. It’s limited by the SDK and SimConnect atm, but as support for those expands, so does the capability of the Stream Deck.
That’s pretty sweet, I’ve still got a few things to add, definitely worth considering.
I likely wouldn’t have gotten the Logitech Multi Panel if I had known about this thing. I can duplicate all its functions and then some. Ditto for the switch panel. But I like having the switches and gear lever as physical things…
Ya I do like the physical feeling of the gear lever and buttons for immersions sake. maybe I’ll get a stream deck instead of the multi panel though… decisions.
My old FSX setup was basically a 22" monitor, one thrustmaster T16000 and a Samsung tablet all running on a much older system so my new build is quite a bit ahead of that lol
Did you have to manually program all this stuff in? is it fairly intuitive?
Cool setup, but duuude… you need a bigger screen 
It’s funny… I actually have the Bravo Throttle now, and even with its AP functionality, I still prefer the Logitech Multi-Panel. Especially the backlit buttons.
@Tr1cky is about to release a driver that supports running twin Radio Panels (which I have), and I’m looking forward to that, but in hindsight, seeing those pushbuttons on the Stream Deck for changing radio frequencies, sounds so much better than spinning the knobs forever on the Radio Panels. By the time I finally get the proper frequency dialed in and the swap button pushed, I’ve had ATC asking over and over, “Did you hear my last transmission.” Ugh.
Jim-Sim
i have upgraded since then to a Samsung LC49RG90SSUXEN 49" Curved LED Gaming Monitor
It’s not too bad. There are some pre-built buttons for AP functions, the radio panel, transponder. Otherwise it’s not too bad. Takes a bit of getting used to and learning where to go find the variables. But the guys developing it are pretty helpful in this thread. CHances are, if you need a funciton, someone already did it and can share it.
Yeah, particularly with how bad the encoders are on the Logi panels. And the fact you don’t have the dual dials like you would on a real radio. After getting the Stream Deck, I would never want to spin knobs.
Here’s my meager setup. Also have a Bravo Throttle Quadrant on order, supposed to come in 12/28 then ship to me, same state/city so shouldn’t be more than a day or two after that.
Really enjoying seeing people’s pits (er, never thought I’d post that, ever, lol).
I was especially interested to see peeps using various add on monitors, iPads etc for added functionality, like instruments, maps etc.
I just added an old 27" 1080p monitor on one side of my 32" 1440p main monitor.
This morning I remembered that I have a 1080p 10.1" outdoor panel that I used to use for FPV flying r/c models before I got my Fatshark goggles, that fits nicely under my main monitor and is really handy. Also have a tablet on one side for Navigraph Charts.
Photos when I get it all set up properly
Using Air manager on lower screen that is a touchscreen. Often use iPad and WinTablet as well as MBP for Charts and plates.
Love that Super Ultra Wide. I was going to go that route but decided on the 34" instead.
I have my Reverb G2 standing by, waiting for the December 23rd release of VR.
If that goes well, then I won’t care how wide my main screen is. 
Jim-Sim