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| Price | From £25.25 | €170.00 |
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| CockpitSquare overview | A Boeing 737 ADF radio panel offered as configurable DIY components or a complete DIY kit. It includes options for the panel, PCB, electronics, displays, resin parts, and backlighting, with assembly and external power requirements varying by selection. | A replica TACAN cockpit panel modeled on Bendix KFS TACAN controls for home cockpit and flight-training setups. Depending on the selected variant, it is available as a panel-only assembly, a controller-connected unit requiring programming, or a pre-programmed USB-ready version. |
| Aircraft | 737 | Not specified |
| Aviation category | Airliners | Universal / Generic |
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| Supported simulators | Not specified | Flight simulation software: The product page states compatibility with preferred or common flight simulation software, without naming specific simulator products or versions. |
| Connections | Rear connector: 16-pin connector | IDC connector: The Connect and Play variant connects through IDC connector pins on the rear PCB to a controller board. USB: The Plug and Play variant is described as USB-ready. 12V connector: The panel backlighting uses a dedicated 12V connector; a single-panel product does not include a 12V adapter. |
| Software requirements | Not specified | Configuration files: The Plug and Play variant requires installation of the provided configuration files. Programming: The Connect and Play variant requires programming after connection to a controller board. |
| Physical requirements | Assembly: Through-hole soldering is required for the 7-segment displays, dual encoder, and tactile switches. Displays: Panel Set excludes 7-segment displays; PCB Only requires two 5-digit 7-segment displays. Power: 5V from an Arduino or external supply; separate 12V DC input for backlighting. Common ground and correct polarity required. Mounting hardware: Mounting screws are not included with the Complete DIY Kit; M4 x 14mm countersunk hex-head screws are recommended. | 12V power adapter: Required for backlighting, but not included with a single-panel product; one adapter can power a daisy-chained cockpit setup. Controller board: Required for the Connect and Play variant. |
| Hardware compatibility | Arduino: Arduino-compatible | Controller board via IDC: The Connect and Play variant is intended to connect to a controller board through the PCB's IDC connector pins. |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | Not specified | Not specified |
| Dimensions & details | ||
| Product dimensions | Not specified | Overall product dimensions: 7 × 16 × 4 cm Panel dimensions: 53 mm × 57 mm |
| Product weight | Not specified | Product weight: 0.2 kg |
| Additional factual details | Product type: DIY kit or component options for a Boeing 737 ADF radio panel. Panel finishes: Boeing Grey or Boeing Brown. Available options: Panel Set, PCB Only, PCB + Electrical Components, Resin Set, and Complete DIY Kit. Included electronics: Depending on selection, the product may include a dual encoder, switches, displays, and other essential components. | Product type: Replica TACAN panel modeled on Bendix KFS TACAN controls. Backlighting: Warm white backlighting is provided for the panel and buttons. Display: Red 7-segment displays are used for navigation readouts. Finish: Matte black finish. Controls: Potentiometer controls have a non-clicking Off position. Variants: Connection Type options are Connect and Play, Panel Only, and Plug and Play. Panel Only contents: Includes front and back panels, annunciators, knobs, and switch guards; electronic components are excluded. |