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I believe they have a radio stack and individual round-dial units you can buy. I’d still recommend the Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo and MFG Crosswind V3, but you may want some Logitech panels as well.

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There is the classic 3-monitor option as well, although I don’t think we have full multi-monitor compatibility yet. Milan Flight Gear has great rudder pedals called the Crosswind - there’s also a hydraulic damper add-on that’d probably be worth the money.įor a physical cockpit, if you want immediate compatibility I’ve heard that an ultrawide curved monitor works great in MSFS. Personally, I’d get the Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo. If you’re going VR, pretty much all you need is a good rig, a decent headset (I think the G2 seems to be the most popular option among simmers), and a couple control interfaces.

His thread title was “I think I’m going to do it! FLIGHT SIMULATOR 2022!” so I’m guessing people thought he was planning on building a flight simulator, which seems to have been a pretty fair assumption based on the title.īut back on topic - OP, are you looking for a VR or physical cockpit? PERIPHERALS: TM Warthog HOTAS and Rudder pedals. My sound runs thru my recording studio sound system.

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GRAPHICS: nVidia GeFORCE RTX 2080 TI ( No O/C )ĭual DELL S2716DG Monitors on the left and right and (1) Samsung 36' TV in the middle set at 3840X2160 Res. RAM: 32GB Corsair RGB RAM (No O/C of RAM) One in TURBO M.2 slot.ĬPU: Intel i9-9900KF 3.60 ( I overclock MSFS2020 to 4.8 While I may use VR in the future, the goal here is to have a decent 3 screen setup (When ASOBA enables it) with great external controls.ĭUAL 2GB NVMe Drives. This is something I’ve wanted to do for MANY, MANY years. I already have a decent computer system and will list what I have below, along with current peripherals. My goal is to build a COMMERCIAL AIRLINER home cockpit. Actually, there are tons of add-ons and I’m not sure what to buy and I don’t want junk. I see some great home cockpits online but don’t know where to start. Which brings me to this.I have edited this post in an effort to not duplicate a request. The owner offered me a job while shaking my hand. Once we are finished, we step outside and the employee starts boasting about me and says that all there usual customers hardly do any ILS flights and they only do landings and take offs.

Arriving into canberra, I set up my auto-land and ILS details which brings me into a perfect landing which after I taxi into the gate. The employee was as much shocked as I was with him that he didn't know this. Took off and activated the LNAV and VNAV. I set them up, hit 50kts and activated the TO/GO switch once the engines hit the 'bite'. He was surprised that I knew the workings of the plane and was watching me in fascination while I set up the flight, entered my take off settings and de rated the engines. I had my air way details written on my phone before I arrived so I asked him if I could enter them in. He does not know what I am talking about. I ask him if I can enter the flight plan into the FMC and set up my VNAV AND LNAV details. He says ok and sets up the 737 on runway 16R. I explain to him that I would like to do a short IFR flight from Kingsford smith international (Sydney) to canberra international which is a 40 min flight IRL. The co-pilot asks me which airport I would like to take off. So we sit down and I take the captain seat. when I booked the simulator, I was expecting the same experience. In FSX, I enter my flight plan into the FMC, my fuel loadings, take off settings, flaps, V speeds etc. I am not a pilot myself but thanks to the PMDG 737-800, I fly all my flights on FSX as much as like a real world pilot would. Now, I believe if you are employed by one of these simulation company's, you should know the ins and outs and workings of a 737. So I arrive and shake my hands with my 'co-pilot' and head on into the cockpit.

I have just returned from using one of the real 737-800 flight simulator cockpits here in darling harbour, Sydney Australia.

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