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On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 20:59:17 GMT, john smith wrote:
I have the CH rudder pedals, F-16 throttle and stick. What I need is a custom seat to mount everything to for the total experience. Sitting in an upright chair with the pedals on the floor and the throttle and stick setting on the table just does not feel right. About 25 years ago, I went by Boeing Surplus and found a 727 co-pilot seat for sale...$20. Picked it up, installed it on a wooden base with a lazy susan swivel, and used it as my office chair for years. The adjustments (height, backrest, etc.) even worked. Not long after I bought the chair, I found a Honeywell "Autopilot Formation Stick" as well. This is a big analog joystick. I built a A/D converter to let it simulate an Atari joystick, and mounted it between the leg supports of the 727 seat. Worked pretty good.... have to see if I can find a picture, somewhere. Ron Wanttaja |
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