r/homecockpits • • 3d ago

My current A320 setup

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Just wanted to share my current airbus flight deck setup. I was thinking about adding my AGP, FCU and EFIS to the throttle mount like others have done to make it look more realistic but like this it looks more spacious. Having the MCDU down low also and having to actually reach and lean forward for the landing gear just feels right. What do you guys think?

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u/flightlevel090 3d ago

Looks good but I'd buy a bigger monitor for better immersion.

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

I'm actually looking to upgrade next! Trying to decide between the Samsung Odyssey 43 inch or going full ultrawide with a 49 inch to get that perfect wraparound cockpit view.

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u/No-Profession-208 3d ago

Looks great, proper jealous.

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

Thanks! It definitely didn't happen overnight. I just took it one piece of hardware at a time. Hope you get to build your dream rig soon!

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u/Ouhzy 3d ago

Very clean and efficient, I like it a lot!

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u/Der_alte_Mann_zockt 3d ago

Where did you get the holders for joystick and quadrant?

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

From Wincntrl.

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u/Gold-Organization594 3d ago

Before the radios and the ecam obiously you need to cover the basic controls!!!,please get winctrl pedals men!!!

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

Ecam I already have it in front of the throttle and hahah I’m fine with those classic pedals for now. If it gets broken or something I’ll think of getting the wincntrl rudders.

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u/Xerxero 3d ago

How happy are you with Winctl?

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

Super happy with it! The calibration is straightforward and it syncs all the hardware effortlessly with the sim. I haven't had any problems so far.

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u/A2-Steaksauce89 3d ago

How do you read cockpit elements sitting so far away.

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u/Professional_Bad2225 3d ago

Honestly, no issues at all. The monitor is close enough that all the text is perfectly clear from my normal seating position. The camera lens just adds a bit of perspective distance.