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CockpitSquare overviewA mini lighting-test panel intended for the 737SS single-seat cockpit. The product is designed to provide a backlit representation of the aircraft lights test panel, which is described as a printed decal and not backlit in the actual aircraft.A replica F-14 Tomcat master light control panel for home cockpit builds. The two-layer panel is CNC- and laser-cut, painted black, designed for backlighting, and requires separately sourced switches, potentiometers, fasteners, and knobs.
Aircraft
737
F-14
Aviation category
Airliners
Military Aircraft
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Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsNot specifiedRequired components: 4 ON-OFF switches, 4 ON-OFF-ON switches, 5 10K rotary potentiometers, DZUS fasteners with screws, and knobs
Hardware compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedPanel dimensions: 146 x 200 mm
Product weightNot specifiedNot specified
Additional factual detailsSKU: 7S24LTPV1A Price: £4.99 Intended cockpit version: 737SS single-seat cockpit Backlighting: Designed to be backlit Aircraft-panel comparison: The actual aircraft lights test panel is described as a sticky printed decal and not backlitConstruction: Two-layer panel, CNC-routed and precision-laser-cut Finish: Two layers of durable industrial-grade RAL-9005 Jet Black paint Backlighting: Ready for backlight Included hardware: Black screws connecting the first and second layers; DZUS fasteners and panel components are listed separately as needed Customization: Custom changes are possible by contacting the seller before purchase Product code: F14-FR4 Availability note: The page contains conflicting availability statements: it lists manufacturing/pre-order and also displays In Stock, while a later notice says out of stock