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Where was this? Very interested! Would definitely be a good project

Coming alone nicely. Cannot wait to see it with motion.

What a shame. Surely some museum or restoration group should get onto this..Make a great resto project. And to fly. I want one.

Awesome to find this. I am just starting my journey to build a full kingair 350. By chance have you measured and documented any of the measurements of mip, centre pedestal or throttle box units?

Nice work, looking great.

Great build! Wow looks phenomenal great work!

Thanks for the very interesting video Horst. I've never seen an 'intermediate' cost flight sim platform, (much more expensive than a home-user DOF setup, but much cheaper than the millions cost of a commercial cockpit sim). A very attractive option for anyone with (I guess) about 50k and a high ceiling room to accommodate it. Presumably when the cockpit fuselage section is attached, it would be surround by projection monitors ?

BIG 😍😍

Will be more interesting once the aircraft shell has been mounted on it to see the difference in weight loading and functionallity

So cool. How much does this amazing platform cost?

This may have an obvious answer but, why are you sitting in the motion chair?

Awesome job Horst.

Very cool!

Enjoy watching your progress, Horst. Keep posting updates!

Save these old birds now !

Those two planes should not be sitting there to rot

Nice project, are you going to mount the whole shown shell onto the motion platform?

What a SHAME that they're just sitting out there melting into the ground. Bad Bad Bad.....

What an amazing project !

There must be someone out there I am thinking of buffalo Joe of. Buffalo airways Canada. From jeremy Mellor England or set .up a fund to save them for ❤😂❤😊

Could. These. To. Norseman. Aircraft. Be. Restored. To flying condition. How. About. Putting. A diesel. Engine. In. One. I. Think. This. Would help from Jeremy mellor

Good job. It's Amazing with a Real cockpit. Wait to see more

How much was the Brunner motion platform ?

Schade drum. Erinnern mich an zwei Broussards, die vor fünfzig Jahren links und rechts vom Eingang des militärischen Teils des Flughafens von Ouagadougou standen, der eine grün, der andere silbern.

Fantastic, i have a King ki525 system, can you convert it??

unbelievable man. It's crazy to find a retired king air. I have the same project of you (without the reals parts) . one more followers 😊

That right there is damn near a crime leaving those girls AND those engines out there naked

Looking forward to seeing your progress.

Horst my friend can't wait to see this project done keep going

Hi, Let me know if you need help with anything, I had the opportunity to build a B200 FTD from scratch, greetings friend

Nice! Looking forward to see it come alive!

A very good arrangement! But why not make use of a Hall effect sensor? Wouldn't it be more reliable than light sensing?

Norsemans were beasts. Slow, but efficient beasts. Predictable and easy to fly.

where can I find a salvage cessna 152/172 fuselage with cheap price in west coast Canada?

Awesome!

Horst: Short, but interesting video. Very good frame rate. Can you share some details of what you are using?

Very nice. I love the attention to detail!

The only non realistic thing is tnat you have way too much elbow room, hahahahaha. Great work, enjoy.

Sick. I think the next upgrade should be a triple screen setup for the full surround experience

Looking great Horst. I enjoy watching your progress.

Were you able to finish the PFC conversion from serial to usb? What was the name of the card you used?

What is the hat you have mounted on the Arduino please?

Do you have more info about this, like sketch, sensor en its config ?? Could be very usefull for a lot of people !!! Thanks anyway ...

Great work, would you mind sharing your code please.

Couldn't make out what you were saying with my volumes on high

Its so sad to see these amazing old machines just sitting there abandoned...

Fantastic find you lucky man, Would absolutely love to see a series on the restoration😍

Dear Horst Federau, I'm Yuki from Japan. Thanks for the very exciting video. Your video inspired me to buy a VSI. I am planning to incorporate a stepper motor. However, the shaft that moves the needle is very thin and it seems difficult to connect it to the motor shaft. In your video it looks like it can be smoothly interlocked, but how is it connected? I'm looking forward to your answer. Best Regards, Yuki

Fantastic set up and great video. Maybe, some attention regarding the monitor bezels. Maybe a mirror tape on the bezels may help.