Condor Simpit

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I'm building a simpit specifically designed for Condor Soaring simulator. I'm sharing the parts I'm printing here because they may be useful for similar or entirely different projects, or serve as inspiration for your own creations. You'll find: - A mounting plate for an MS Sidewinder force feedback 2 and a 3D scan of the stick The stick extension I used is available here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2120328 - Shorter version of the above stick extension and one cut in two for easy printing - Sequential shifter / flap lever - Trim tab assembly - Gear lever assembly - TV mounts for a UE49NU7300W Samsung 49" curved TV - Inserts to hold push buttons from Banggood - 3D labels - Nexus 7" V2 tablet holder The airbrake lever is a repurposed drill holder, the parts I printed to hold the electronics are specific for that holder, so they're unlikely to be useful to anyone else. There's also a complete model of my simpit if you want the dimensions of the wooden frame I made. Buttons I used include these: https://www.banggood.com/39x39x39MM-Triangle-LED-Direction-Push-Button-for-Arcade-Game-Console-Controller-DIY-p-1284022.html?rmmds=myorder&ID=229 (triangles) https://www.banggood.com/33x33MM-Square-LED-Push-Button-for-Arcade-Game-Console-Controller-DIY-p-1284263.html?rmmds=myorder&ID=228 (square) https://www.banggood.com/5Pcs-3A-125V-Momentary-Push-Button-Switch-OFF-ON-Horn-Green-Plastic-p-1109456.html?rmmds=myorder (small push buttons) The TV is a 4K Samsung UE49NU7300W, although the curve radius is so large, you might as well get a flat TV. I would also recommend looking for OLED, as this TV does suffer from a little ghosting.