Johnny Kreis FlightSimulator Glass Cockpit Page

Johnny's Flightsimulator (Glass Cockpit) Flightdeck 4 Welcome to my new Glass Cockpit Page Finally after a 5 day major C-Check #4 overhaul of my cockpit, a fourth one is born with the look of a Next Gen Cockpit. Added was the Engine Displays, modified landing gear, trim, and flap levers, also a new glareshield, throttle pedistal, seatbelts, overhead panel, chartholders (on yokes), and FlightStands. The New FlightDeck4 Glass Cockpit

Captains and First Officer Stations of FlightDeck 4 (Even More Updated) Glass Cockpit 4

Master Avionic Panels on Dash and Glass Cockpit4 Display The FlightDeck4 Glass Cockpit
	This photo shows the new avionics radios which work seamlessly with MS2002 manufactured by GoFlight Inc and distributed by PC Aviator.com, and are linked to a 4-port external powered USB Microhub. (just for the record), if you ever decide to build a homebuilt cockpit, don't fly without checking out these excellent companies for all your flightsim needs, for they offer superb delivery times and are very professional to deal with. These panels and others offered by GoFlight Inc. come with a very simple installation software that offers unlimited versatility. On a personal note one reason for me installing modular panels is to completely enhance the simulatation, by developing the eye to hand coordination with components and their intended function, that are found in an actual aircraft cockpit, also the incredible product by: Project Magenta Glass Cockpit Software, this software displays all functions that a real aircraft would have. especially the next generation aircrafts, ie, 737-700, 777s, etc. It's realism that does not get better than this, be sure to visit their website and see what their product has done for the flightsim enthusiast. Also The Team of Enrico Schiratti is an excellent group of people to work with, and has made my glass cockpit experience very enjoyable, they have also created many additional programs that work with Project Magenta.
Elevator Trim Wheel, and Flap Deployment Switch
	Throttle Quadrant located on the center console is my Elevator Trim Wheel, Throttle Quadrant Levers, and Incremental Flap Deployment Switch. The Trim Wheel on the far left, is the Elevator Trim Wheel. This wheel is used to trim the pitch of the aircraft's nose up or down attitude, and at certain flight modes with flaps or gear extended the elevator trim is constantly attended to.
Landing Gear and Engine Panel Displays
	The Landing Gear Lever, on the right of this panel actuates the landing gear, when flipped to the up position, the landing gear retracts for flight, when the lever is in the down position, the landing gear is in extended and locked position for landing, thus the 3-green leds confirming this. The 3-LED Gear Indicator lights on the far right top are really cool, as they display the transitions of the landing gear during various flight modes, of course landing and take-off being my favorite modes.
Throttle Quadrant and Transponder Panel
	The Transponder Panel Here I have mounted the Go-Flight Multifunction Panel behind the Throttle Quadrant, and is programed to set the XPDR and Altimeter Settings as directed by ATC.

FlightStands