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CockpitSquare overviewA set of 3D-printed Airbus A320-style knobs for FCU, EFIS, and glareshield dimmer controls. The product is supplied as either three knobs for one side or four knobs for a full MIP, without LED lighting.A plastic replacement knob for Boeing 737 overhead-panel simulator hardware. It has a 6.4 mm shaft hole, two fixing screws, a 20 mm diameter, and an Agate Gray finish.
Aircraft
A320
737
Aviation category
Airliners
Airliners
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsPhysical requirements: Intended installation: A320 home cockpit glareshield panels or DIY cockpit projectsShaft interface: 6.4 mm shaft hole with two fixing screws
Hardware compatibilityHardware compatibility: Compatible physical equipment: A320-style glareshield panels and FCU/EFIS/dimmer control locations; no specific commercial hardware model statedCockpit equipment: Boeing 737 overhead control hardware
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedDiameter: 20 mm
Product weightProduct weight: Product weight: 0.2 kgNot specified
Additional factual detailsAdditional factual details: Material / manufacturing: 3D-printed product; minor layer lines may be visible Variants: 3 dimmers for Captain or First Officer side, or 4 dimmers for a full MIP Lighting included: LED light is not included Functional control limitation: Knobs are for dimmer knobs only; functionality to control lights requires additional information from the sellerMaterial: Plastic Finish: Two layers of durable industrial-grade Agate Gray paint, RAL-7038 Reference design: Based on a real Boeing 737NG cockpit knob Product code: B737K-5 Availability: The page shows both “In Stock” and a later out-of-stock notice; current availability is therefore inconsistent on the page.