Don’t be daft. This thread is for all setups. It just shows how much of a varied way people get enjoyment out of the game.
Here are mine, next step Build a cessna 172 panel. (Sorry for the choice of simulator in the foto xp11, but wanted a photo with my air manager panels working 
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Great setup. Am I missing Knobster? If so, this could really be a great addition to turn all that buttons!
No i have a diy knobster, just not mounted yet. Waiting AM 4.0 to be released👍
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thanks. appreciated
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Very efficiënt and clean. Great to see. Is it permanent, or do you put it away when not in use? Thanks for posting!
Anybody wants to know my setup?
A laptop and a Logitech 3D Pro… 
LOL
Yeah… that’s it
Ps. I also have a tablet that I use for VFRMap plug-in 
Proof, we want proof!
Very funny that you show our conversation 
. No stutters 
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Thanks !
It is permanent.
Hi Aviators!
This Thread is meant to show and share all your love about your home cockpit, your passion in creating your own setup and your creativity, what is possible!
PS: I´ve searched the forums for similar topics, but either they were closed or they are not existing. Please feel free to relocate the topic dear moderators, If i´m wrong!
Saitek X52 Pro Hotas
Saitek Combat Rudders
Honeycomb Alpha Yoke
Track IR5
Ultra Wide 34"
24" Navigation Display
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Hitachi 32 inch TV (Not Great). 
Thrustmaster Topgun Joystick
Thrustmaster Hotas T Rudder Pedals
Home made TPM, Gear Lever, Flaps, Trim Wheel and soon Parking Brake using Leo Bodnar interface.
Pimax Artisan with PSVR head strap and cheap but good headphones, all fitted with 3d printed parts.
Ryzen 7 3700X 32GB Ram SSD drives and GTX 1080ti
Bass Shaker under seat hence wierd looking feet on chair, anti vibration mounts.
Cheers
Mart. 
PS. Ignore the black circle on the chair, accidental addition in windows paint.
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Steam gauge layout
Glass cockpit layout
My home made Knobster
Still a work in progress in terms of building a permanent cockpit, but all the functional hardware pieces are here now. The goal is to eventually build a proper looking cockpit with dashboard and glare shield that’s standalone and away from my normal computer desk using a large TV as my primary display. But for now, this is mounted to a Next Level Racing Flight Stand so I can move it out of the way when not flying.
My #1 goal was a MOUSE FREE COCKPIT. I wanted my planes to be controlled without the use of my mouse or a keyboard. And for several planes, I’ve now acheived that goal. Otherwise, I wanted a versatile, immersive cockpit that wouldn’t lock me into a single model or type of plane. The cockpit centres on a pair of 15.6" touch monitors, a Knobster, and Air Manager as the software driving the entire setup. On the side stand, I use an iPad running Spacedesk, which uses the iPad as a wireless monitor for my PC where I can place secondary controls from Air Manager.
Using Air Manager, I can build my own layouts of controls and instruments, either based on an existing panel, or I can just build it myself using the tons of free insturments included with it. Any switch is touch controlled, and all knobs are controlled via the Knobster, which is a dual axis encoder with push button.
I haven’t done any jet or airliner setups on it, but I could just as easily do those as I can GA planes.
Overall, I’m pretty pleased with the functionality of it so far, even though the look leaves a lot to be desired. But that will be Phase 2. Phase 1 was getting the functionality in place, and so far that’s a success.
- Honeycomb Alpha yoke
- Logitech throttle quadrant
- Logitech rudders
- Logitech swtich panel and multi-panel
- 2x Wimaxit 15.6" touch monitors
- SLAVX monitor stands
- DIY Knobster
- 34" Acer 3440x1440 100Hz main monitor
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Busy setup but cool. 
Expensive but Very Nice.
Well, here’s mine.. Racing, trucking and flightsimmingrig in one… The obutto R3volution.
and no, cable management is not my thing
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Thanks. But aircraft cockpits are typically pretty busy, so I guess it’s realistic in that sense. 
My eventual goal is a cleaner layout much like @MrPhoenix1975’s