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BRT320

CPflight

€185.00

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£4.99

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CockpitSquare overviewThe BRT320 is a full-scale replica of the Airbus captain and first-officer flood-light panel. It is intended for Airbus-style cockpit simulator setups and is listed as compatible with several flight simulators and aircraft add-ons.A mini lighting-test panel intended for the 737SS single-seat cockpit. The product is designed to provide a backlit representation of the aircraft lights test panel, which is described as a printed decal and not backlit in the actual aircraft.
Aircraft
A340A330A320
737
Aviation category
Airliners
Airliners
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsMicrosoft Flight Simulator: 2020–2024 Prepar3D: Generic Prepar3D support Project Magenta: Compatible ProSimA320: Compatible X-Plane: Versions 11–12 using Midwest737 SimulationNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsMidwest737 Simulation: Required for X-Plane 11–12 compatibility as stated on the product page Simulator/add-on compatibility: Project Magenta, ProSimA320, Fenix, and Toliss A319/A320/A321 are listedNot specified
Physical requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Simulator add-on compatibilityFenix: Compatible Toliss A319/A320/A321: Compatible Project Magenta: Compatible ProSimA320: CompatibleNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedNot specified
Product weightNot specifiedNot specified
Additional factual detailsPanel type: Full-scale replica of the Airbus captain and first-officer flood panel Listed price: €185.00, VAT not included Documentation: FCU320 Daisy-chain documentation is linked on the product pageSKU: 7S24LTPV1A Price: £4.99 Intended cockpit version: 737SS single-seat cockpit Backlighting: Designed to be backlit Aircraft-panel comparison: The actual aircraft lights test panel is described as a sticky printed decal and not backlit