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| Price | From £14.00 | €560.00 |
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| CockpitSquare overview | A DIY Boeing 737 multi-radio panel kit for simulator cockpit builders. Depending on the selected option, it may include panel parts, a PCB, electrical components, displays, resin parts, or a complete panel set, while requiring builder-supplied electronics in some configurations. | A radio-stack avionics module containing two KX155A/165A NAV/COM radios, each with dual displays, frequency controls, volume controls, and channel/navigation selectors. It connects to an RSC board and is intended for installation using a mounting set or radio stack cabinet. |
| Aircraft | 737 | Not specified |
| Aviation category | Airliners | Universal / Generic |
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| Supported simulators | Not specified | Not specified |
| Connections | Not specified | Not specified |
| Software requirements | Simulator/add-on verification: PMDG737 and X-Plane support not yet verified | Driver and connection software: Available from the product page's Downloads section; the page does not specify a product-specific software name or version. |
| Physical requirements | Configuration-dependent electronics: The Complete Set requires an Arduino or Breakout Board; Arduino is not included with the PCB + Electrical Components option. | Radio Stack Controller Board: Required to connect the module to a PC. Mounting hardware: A Mounting Set or Radio Stack Cabinet is required to mount the radio modules. |
| Hardware compatibility | LED connection type: Standard cathode LEDs; LEDs must connect to Arduino digital/analogue pins and are not compatible with BOB shift-register outputs. | RSC372 Radio Stack: The module is described as part of a complete RSC372 Radio Stack and includes a 26-pole flat cable with connectors for the RSC board. PC: Connection to a PC requires the Radio Stack Controller Board. |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | PMDG 737: Not yet verified | Not specified |
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| Product dimensions | Not specified | Width × depth × height: 160 × 50 × 52 mm / 6.3 × 1.968 × 2.047 in |
| Product weight | Not specified | Weight: 0.3 kg |
| Additional factual details | Product type: DIY kit with selectable configurations Radio presets: VHF1, VHF2, VHF3, HF1, HF2, and AM Available options: Complete Set; Panel Set; PCB Only; PCB + Electrical Components; Resin Parts Assembly: Minimal through-hole soldering is required. Resin parts contents: Knobs, Dzus fasteners, and spacers Dzus fasteners: Four replica fasteners are included without screws; M4 x 14 mm countersunk black screws are recommended. Listed price: From £14.00 sale price | Radio quantity: Two KX155A/165A radios Controls and displays: Each radio has a dual display, standby and active frequency buttons, dual frequency dials, volume knobs, and channel and navigation select buttons. Display capability: The LCD display includes elements intended to support additional functionality such as a CDI via a future software update. Included cable: 26-pole flat cable including connectors to connect to the RSC board. Availability: Out of stock; the page states that a new version is coming soon. |