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CockpitSquare overviewA decorative first-officer chronometer panel for a Boeing 737 home cockpit. It is a dummy, non-electronic panel supplied with a backing plate, front glass, and an aluminium ACM back panel.A handcrafted AH-64 keyboard unit controller for flight simulation cockpits. It provides a keypad and rotary encoder that operate as joystick inputs, with an optional display requiring DCS-BIOS and DCS-Skunkworks compatibility.
Aircraft
737
AH-64
Aviation category
Airliners
Helicopters
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsNot specifiedDCS World: DCS
ConnectionsNot specifiedHID joystick interface: The keypad and rotary encoder register as joystick button inputs; physical connection type not stated.
Software requirementsNot specifiedDCS-BIOS: Required to use the optional display.
Physical requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedDCS-Skunkworks: The display is stated to be compatible only with DCS-Skunkworks.
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedPanel dimensions: 155mm x 134mm x 20mm
Product weightNot specifiedNot specified
Additional factual detailsProduct type: Dummy chronometer panel Included items: 1 × first-officer dummy chronometer panel; 1 × chronometer backing plate and front glass; 1 × 3 mm aluminium ACM back panel Main material: Plastic panel with aluminium ACM back panel Finish: Professionally sprayed and laser engraved to match Boeing 737 panels Reference: B7371STCP Condition: New Lead time: 7 to 14 working days Listed price: £25.00, no taxDisplay options: Available with a display or as a No Display version; the No Display cutout uses a matte black acrylic insert. Input controls: The keypad keys register as joystick buttons. The rotary encoder sends inputs in both directions, with each detent registering as joystick button presses. Rotary control variation: Uses a rotary encoder instead of a potentiometer. Mounting: Rear mounting uses VESA 75 keyholes or M4 bolts through four corner holes. Construction: Handcrafted, small-batch product; minor cosmetic imperfections may be present. Listed price range: $210.00–$270.00; displayed currency selector includes AUD, USD and EUR.