777 Throttle Quadrant

[GPreddy]

Good morning!

With the release of the PMDG 777, I have decided that it is finally time to start working on a 777 cockpit. I was wondering: does anyone have cross-section drawings of the 777 throttle quadrant? I'm looking for something that I can cut using CorelDraw and a laser engraver, but pretty much any type of file can be imported.

Thanks in advance,

Steve

[Avro748]

I'm not sure how much the 777x supports cockpit building, especially since it doesn't have any 2d panels.

[Geremy Britton]

I've got full plans of a 767/777 TQ in Autocad. Do you need hard copies or electronic file?

[GPreddy]

Geremy-Electronic copies would be extremely helpful. You can email them to me at gnwwiisteve@gmail.com.

Avro- As long as the 777x supports interface through sioc/opencockpits cards, it will work for me. I have some software to represent the displays.

[Kennair]

Nice choice Steve you won't be disappointed with the hardware however I don't like your chances interfacing with the PMDG777. If you read the manual they state that this bird uses all custom coding and in fact is a simulation in its own right using FSX as an environment to fly in only. I take this to mean that FSX offsets will be next to useless. This may however mean they will release a cockpit builders version but I would imagine the price will also match its complexity.

Ken.

[GPreddy]

Ken,

I agree that the FSX standard offsets will be useless, but there is yet hope! The plugin OC4BA works as a go-between, providing a list of offsets and events that can be programmed into SIOC. From what I gather, it is like Lekseecon, but for PMDG aircraft.

I'm still deciding what software to use, though. If the PMDG 777 doesn't work for my needs, I have a few other programs in mind to try. I'll keep you informed, though.

Steve

[Kennair]

Wow until your post I'd never heard of OC4BA, now I've looked it up and can see they are in fact developing compatibility with the PMDG777. Clever tool, I must keep an eye on that one. Thanks Steve.

Ken.

[z06z33]

Actually Robert said they are going to make a cockpit builders version but if you already own the planes they aren't gonna charge a dime for it. He infact wants to build a 744 cockpit in PMDG's Office. I heard this on an interview with him on youtube

[z06z33]

I've got full plans of a 767/777 TQ in Autocad. Do you need hard copies or electronic file?
Could you please email me those files aswell.
Thanks
David.

[samfranklin]

And me please - samfranklin@gmx.co.uk :)

[paulnd]

I've got full plans of a 767/777 TQ in Autocad. Do you need hard copies or electronic file?

Geremy, I'll also be very grateful for the plans please.
pdumke[at]gmail[dot]com

[Rollerball]

Hi Geremy, any chance you could email the plans to me, I am contemplating building a quadrant but have been searching for templates and it sound as if you have just what I have been looking for.

Thanking you in anticipation

Les Wilson
Rollerball1@sky.com

[FEDEX061]

If possible, I would also like a copy of the files. I'm in the early stages of a TQ build and these would help greatly.

jerrycarroll1022@gmail.com


Thanks,
Jerry

[visualchaosfx]

Hopefully you are still active but I'm interested in the 777 plans. Do I need autocad to read them or are they image files? Here's my email: leefree1979@live.com

[skino]

If possible, I would also like a copy of the files for my new baby

http://img5.fotos-hochladen.net/uploads/11b41r3vosc0g.jpg (http://www.fotos-hochladen.net)

[chanakaf]

Hi Geremy,

Could you be so kind and share the drawings with me as well. Just getting started to build a 777 TQ.

Thanks,
Anthony