Hi folks
Proud to share with my community one year of work
Airbus a320 flybywire 99% home-made
X15 arduino mega + mobiflight with FS20 on 1 PC
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A button box is very useful in VR. I fly the 172. Never touch the mouse or keyboard when flying.
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Very realistic looking cockpit. Nice work…Congrats!
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Is that button box homemade or purchased?
I currently use the thrustmaster airbus throttle which has quite a bit of buttons.
I also use voice attack for many tasks such as recenter vr, show the taskbar, change views etc.
For all others I don’t mind using the mouse, feels like your switching the correct switches in the cockpit.
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I build everything myself panels was designed engraved and cuted with an industrial laser machine.
I Will share soon a video to explain my work 
Beautifully done. Congrats!!!
I’m re using my button box from sim racing. What functions do you map? Looking for advice.
Just looking back through the thread, I really like your setup - very clean, and nice metal work. I noticed you were unable to connect the GCU-479 to MSFS. Have you had any luck since then? I’d like to connect mine too. Only the GFC-500 AP seems to work out of the box.
Cheers.
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Any youtube or build guide for this amazing project? How did you make the panels? Very impressive project.
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Hi yes! I’m working on it 
Thank you very much
This is a DIY 450" curved screen for 3 data projectors. Radius 1.3m height 1.2m. It’s a fairly overwhelming experience.
This is my fast improvised 5 monitor + 1 tablet set up
For use in the living room, on 3060ti card and 11700 cpu
4 Monitor with surround setup as 1, and 1 monitor on mainboard display adapter
For running skyelite or msfs vfr map
On tablet ifms
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Recently moved and redid my desk setup entirely. Not pictured is the center F/A-18C replica stick I have on my chair for DCS
Bonus comparison between my AirManager panel and a real instrument practice flight I did last night 
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You had me fooled there for a second. I thought that picture on your wall was the view outside your window. 
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