chrisdanker
04-09-2009, 09:29 AM
Guys,
I know that this method of building the overhead of the B737 has been done before but I thought I'd post some pictures of my overhead that I just received from the shop that produced the poster print of the overhead for me.
I basically used the picture of the overhead and sent it to a local poster printing shop and got them to stick it onto a 5mm perxpex sheet.
My next plan is to use the data and information from Ian Sissons website : www.b737ng.co.uk and use the switches and knobs to control via software the BU0836X controller that I just received from Leo Bodnar. I will attempt to wire it up as how Ian has done. This proved to be a cheaper cost for making an overhead for those of you on a tight budget and can afford the overhead panels from various manufacturers out there. Also the panel can be backlighted as the backing it perspex and I can place some lights to let it pass thru the lines and lettering ( I hope that htis will work.)
Hope to get it going soon and maybe it would look very much like a decent overhead and does me justice.
Regards
Chris1807
1808
I know that this method of building the overhead of the B737 has been done before but I thought I'd post some pictures of my overhead that I just received from the shop that produced the poster print of the overhead for me.
I basically used the picture of the overhead and sent it to a local poster printing shop and got them to stick it onto a 5mm perxpex sheet.
My next plan is to use the data and information from Ian Sissons website : www.b737ng.co.uk and use the switches and knobs to control via software the BU0836X controller that I just received from Leo Bodnar. I will attempt to wire it up as how Ian has done. This proved to be a cheaper cost for making an overhead for those of you on a tight budget and can afford the overhead panels from various manufacturers out there. Also the panel can be backlighted as the backing it perspex and I can place some lights to let it pass thru the lines and lettering ( I hope that htis will work.)
Hope to get it going soon and maybe it would look very much like a decent overhead and does me justice.
Regards
Chris1807
1808