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| Price | A$7.10 | €195.00 |
| Availability | In stock | Not specified |
| CockpitSquare overview | A four-position rotary switch intended for DIY flight-simulator cockpit panels. The product is described for use as the bleed-air rotary control in an F/A-18 Hornet ECS panel and has a 25 mm shaft with a flat. | A pair of magnetically held five-position rotary engine-start switches designed to replicate Boeing 757 and 767 engine-start switch behavior in a simulator cockpit. The product includes momentary magnetic holding and carbon-steel bushings. |
| Aircraft | F/A-18 | 757767 |
| Aviation category | Military Aircraft | Airliners |
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| Supported simulators | Not specified | Not specified |
| Connections | Not specified | Not specified |
| Software requirements | Not specified | Not specified |
| Physical requirements | Shaft length: 25 mm Shaft profile: Flat on the shaft Rotation: Continuous rotation; no modification needed | Quantity supplied: Sold as a pair |
| Hardware compatibility | Not specified | Opencockpits IOCards: Potentially incompatible; the product page warns that the solenoid and switch circuits share the same ground. |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | Not specified | Not specified |
| Dimensions & details | ||
| Product dimensions | Shaft length: 25 mm | Not specified |
| Product weight | Not specified | Not specified |
| Additional factual details | Positions: 4-position rotary switch Intended use: DIY flight-simulator cockpit panels Typical aircraft-panel application: Bleed-air rotary in the F/A-18 Hornet ECS panel Availability: In stock; items built to order Listed price: AUD $7.10 | Switch positions: Five-position rotary switch Holding mechanism: Magnetically held momentary position Bushing material: Carbon steel Availability: In stock; 1 item shown Product relationship discrepancy: The product title and detailed description identify Boeing 757/767 switches, while the short description mentions Boeing 737. |