Zibo 737 With Real Switches

Testing my real switches with the Zibo 737. Using MobiFlight Connector.

[@interestinggameraltlol9245]

Swa is a cool airline… also nice

[@SWAFanPilot]

@@interestinggameraltlol9245 Thanks :)

[@SN57ONE]

I'm your 44th Sub but it doesn't matter. Hearing those buttons click is ASMR for me.

[@noritamiaa]

i am their 50th

[@SWAFanPilot]

Thank you for the sub! And yes, I love the sounds too. ❤

[@RunnerRB]

im the 69th sub ;)

[@mahenderansenthilkumar5795]

49th, appreciate the awesome work, keep killing it :)

[@SWAFanPilot]

Thank you! ❤

[@AVGEEK09]

Im your 40 subscribers

[@SWAFanPilot]

Thank you!

[@SignalSysBasics]

Awesome

[@Send_jet]

And I’m your second like

[@anasianboi5271]

Nice

[@SWAFanPilot]

Thanks 😊

[@DindilloYT-ITA]

Amazing. I am asking three thing. Where you got the buttons? If possible. Give links please. Second. What game is that and third how you bind the button to the game

[@SWAFanPilot]

1. I got these switches from pcflights.com and eBay
2. The simulator is X-Plane 12.
3. Use MobiFlight and an Arduino nano to connect them to the simulator.
The whole setup excluding the simulator would cost about $100, but I got the APU switch for a good deal and ended up spending $70 total. The simulator alone is $60. Hope this helps. 🙂

[@DindilloYT-ITA]

@@SWAFanPilot thanks. Look ""affordable""

[@DindilloYT-ITA]

Is it possible to comment arduino codes? ​@@SWAFanPilot

[@SWAFanPilot]

@@DindilloYT-ITA The MobiFlight software is the “code”. You flash their firmware onto the Arduino and MobiFlight is the interface between the Arduino and the simulator. They do have tutorials online at www.mobiflight.com/en/tutorials/switch-parking-brake.html

[@transportlegendshorts]

Asmr

[@SWAFanPilot]

For real, lol.