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CockpitSquare overviewAn F-16C emergency-power-unit fuel instrument for DCS cockpit builds, with a 1.7-inch display and time-dependent night mode.A flight-simulator replica of the A-10C Thunderbolt hydraulic system pressure gauge for home cockpits. It is servo-motor operated, supports analog servo controller cards, and is designed for backlighting and mounting to compatible cockpit panels.
Aircraft
F-16
A-10
Aviation category
Military Aircraft
Military Aircraft
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsDCS: Designed for DCS World.Not specified
ConnectionsUSB: USB connection; the listing specifies USB-C cabling.Servo motor wiring: Brown = battery negative; red = battery positive; orange = signal.
Software requirementsGauge software: USAeroSim Server DCS; the listing says a download link is supplied by email.Not specified
Physical requirementsNot specifiedPower supply: Battery connections are required for the servo motor; voltage is not specified.
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedAnalog servo motor controller card: Compatible with any servo motor controller card for analog servo operation.
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedNot specified
Product weightNot specifiedNot specified
Additional factual detailsDisplay: One 1.7-inch display in a closed housing. Night mode: Display colours change with simulator time. Included cable: One USB-C cable.Construction: Parts were CNC-routed and precision-laser-machined. Finish: Dial has two layers of RAL-9005 jet-black industrial paint and is ready for backlighting. Mounting: No additional screws or nuts are required when mounting to the seller's panels; third-party panel dimensions should be checked against the seller's schematic. Product code: A10-GC-6-1 Availability: The page states both "In Stock" and, in a later notification dialog, "Out of Stock"; availability is therefore conflicting.