JeDa

Thanks for watching. I do have a vr headset and I use it in the pit when I fly dcs. BMS doesnt support vr.

I made some progress. I switched from vr to both vr and non vr. Also, for now I use F4toserial which for the non vr experiance only supports F4 bms. The succesor of f4toserial will also support dcs. Thats why i used bms for this short first test flight. The landing is terrible but i was just trying out if the pit worked.

Once again Some progress

Some small progress

Wow! That looks great!!!! I made some small progress: - I 3d printed switches and placed them on the panels. They are for now not functional. I did this to test if the locations match the VR cockpit - For the same reason I also made the hand rail. I installed only the left - I started building a prototype of the upfront panel including the mfds - I painted the wooden frame white so it looks a little bit better What do you think?

Thanks for the nice words. I have a very small budget. The cockpit so far (without the hotas) was less than 50 euro. The white ICP is my own work. I 3D printed it. It is fully functional. When I have some money I ll check the DSD site. Thanks again :)

old picture so you can see better how it looks

old picture from a test with cardboard

Thanks! I started the project, if people are interested I can post more pictures or a video.

Detail

This is from the otherside

This is what I have so far, this is the stored version of the cockpit

Hi, Let me first introduce myself. I am from Europe, the Netherlands, so English is not my native language. I do make mistakes. I have some experience in home cockpits. This is my Cessna based cockpit. Unfortunately I had to move and in my new house there’s not enough space for a full cockpit. So I demolished the cockpit. But now I will start building a new cockpit. Because I dont have a lot of room, it has to be very small. Or it has to be possible to easily store and move it. Also, it will be a VR cockpit. So my design requirements are: - F16 cockpit - Small, when stored it should be less than 0.5 square meter (about 3 foot by one foot). The complete cockpit including rudder pedals, vr-headset, computer, etc should fit in this space - VR, so looks are not that important, alltough it must look nice - Easy to move and transport. From stored to fully operational within maximum 5 minutes - Fully functional, first version only working throttle, stick, rudder, mfd’s, icp and some switches such as the gear, brake and other - Dimensions as close as possible tot he real cockpit Compromises - It seems to be impossible to fit a chair within this small space. So for now I will have to use a regular desk chair. - 1:1 scale is also not possible so it will be a bit smaller What do you think? Will this be possible?