Short Wing Control Wheel GrabCAD

Short Wing Control Wheel

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GrabCAD Jenaro Amantino Borini Free 3D Printable
Created: Jan 18, 2013
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This is an aeronautical control wheel conception. On front side of wheel there is a small digital panel that can be connected to the engine control unit. 4 Led Light are used to report proper functioning of critical systems (green light) or its fails (red light); in this can it be think for engine fire and parachute activation.
In the upper side of control wheel we can found 4 push-switch, in the right bottom side the Power Engine (increase of gas when push, decrease when the switch is "open"); in the right upper side there is the brakes on wheel electrical button activation (the switch can activate an electric-hydraulical pump for the brake system); in the left bottom side of wheel we found the main parachute switch activation and in the upper side the backup parachute switch activation.
The two "short wing" designed in the internal lateral side of wheel, provide a strong grip of the steering wheel keeping up the thumb (and at rest) for a quick and easy activation of the upper switches.

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Platform GrabCAD
Creator Jenaro Amantino Borini
Price Free
Formats RENDERING
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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