Flight Simulator G1000

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Flight Simulator G1000 for Xplane11 FlightSimMaker introduces a 3D printable G1000 Simulator designed around Arduino and SimVim for Xplane11. June 10th 2020- Whats new in Version 0.3? - Enlarged holes for 3D Printed dual rotary encoders. - Made the PCB slots square for the Pateron Supports who received actual PCBs. May 8th 2020 - Whats New in Version 0.2a? Whats New? - Raised button text and redesigned several buttons. Things to watch for in the future. - 3D printed Duel Rotary Encoders to reduce cost. - New Desktop Enclosure prototype almost finished. March 15th 2020 - Whats New in Version 0.2? Whats New? - Pan Zoom switch designed! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4222606 - Raised Text for paint and sand - Wire notch for LCD wires. March 1st 2020 - New video added! December 22nd 2019 - Whats New in Version 0.1b? Whats New? - Added missing PCBs (3D printed version) Things to watch for in the future. - Raised Text (print in white then paint black and sand off top of letters.) - Pan/Zoom function for MFD - New PCB designs to eliminate some wiring December 14th 2019 - Whats New in Version 0.1a? Whats New? - Added Missing Buttons December 3rd 2019 -Whats New in Version 0.1? Whats New? - Everything! - Printable on almost any printer. Required components for 1 Display W/Autopilot - 12.1" LCD display - 5 Duel rotary encoders - 1 rotary encoder - 32 tactile switches 6x6x5mm - Ardunio Mega2560 - 5 CD74HC4067 modules (16-channel multiplexers) Things I'm working on improving. - Text on buttons has a low resolution due to .4mm extruder nozzle. - No volume knobs. - No back lighting Estimated cost ~$250 per screen. Or 160$ with 3D printed duel rotary encoders. - $80 LCD screen from Ebay - $130 for duel rotary encoders from leobednar - $40 for buttons, wires, arduino and misc components. More Info on SimVim found here: https://simvim.com/ Display is from EBAY. HDMI VGA 2AV Control Board 12.1inch 1024x768 N121X5 LTN121XJ HT121X01 Lcd Panel Rotary Encoders are from https://www.leobodnar.com/ and by far the most expensive part. The bezel is broken into 4 pieces and printed diagonally on a smaller print bed then glued together. The text on the buttons are now raised to be painted black and sanded. More details to come soon. I will keep updating this as I clean up the files.