AOA Indexer (Angle Of Attack Indexer)

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I've build an AOA Indexer for the F/A-18C "Hornet" for my deskpit.Its 22mm x 40mm x 53mm and comes with a holder to screw it e.g. to the backside of your monitor.It contains four pieces:The "symbol-front", an inside piece, the casing and the backside with holder.The pieces will assembled as shown in the pictures and should be self-explaining.(I also provide a backside-piece without the holder, if anybody needs it without the holder.)The holes on the inside-piece are build for 3mm LEDs, feel free to drill them for bigger LED-sizes.I also added some "diffusors" for inside to put in the inside-piece (between LEDs and front) so it looks very nice and spotless. Print three-times and shorten them on the long sides so it fits firmly into the inside-piece's holes.You'll have to glue the LEDs into the holes and connect them to e.g. an arduino-board.The code to run the AOA-indexer is as following (in this case 9, 10, 11 are the pins of the arduino-board):DcsBios::LED aoaIndexerHigh(0x7408, 0x0008, 7); // AOA High (green)DcsBios::LED aoaIndexerNormal(0x7408, 0x0010, 8); // AOA ON-SPEED (yellow)DcsBios::LED aoaIndexerLow(0x7408, 0x0020, 9); // AOA Low (red)You don't need to define the arduinos pins as an output, but anyways, here's the code for that:pinMode(9, OUTPUT);pinMode(10, OUTPUT);pinMode(11, OUTPUT);The video-Link may be broken, but here it is to copy and paste it in your browser:https://youtube.com/shorts/85fLo4AHlKk