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  1. 03-08-2013, 05:38 PM #1
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    AutoCAD dwg or dxf files for 737TQ

    I am looking for a nice set of 737NG Throttle Quadrant CAD files that I can use for reference to make my own TQ.
    I can read AutoCAD dwg files or dxf files, and IGES files. I'm hoping someone will respond to this request, or point me to a download source.

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    Re: AutoCAD dwg or dxf files for 737TQ

    Good luck - i am interested too and posted some month ago the same request. no luck up to now...

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  3. 03-10-2013, 03:38 PM #3
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    Re: AutoCAD dwg or dxf files for 737TQ

    Hi Andy,

    Don't be discouraged. Sometimes it takes a while for those with the information we need to discover the post and reply to it. In the meantime, if I come up with a source for these, I will post it on this forum. There is a set of TQ drawings on this forum, but unfortunately they are in an eDrawing format which cannot be used for anything but viewing. That said, CAD programs like AutoCAD can take in an image file for which dimensioned dwawings can be made - assuming that you have a reference dimension that can be superimposed onto the image file. If I don't come up with something soon, then I will go this route.

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