Looking for Technical Information About The A380
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Looking for Technical Information About The A380
Hi everyone,
I hope this is the correct forum to post in - if not, please accept my apologies!
I am an avionics student, and I am currently working on a project to simulate (based on Microsoft FSX with custom software and hardware) the A380 flight deck and aircraft systems.
Project details follow after this post for anyone interested.
Can anyone point me towards any detailed technical information (websites or other) regarding this aircraft? I am currently working on Airbus trying to get the FCOM, and I have studied in detail the FCOMs for the A320 series and A340 series aircraft.
Many thanks,
Martin
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Details:
This project will be completed using Microsoft FSX as the base, along with a custom programmed aircraft and panels (programmed in C++ and GDI+ to be displayed on additional monitors).
The idea is to run the system on 4 monitors and use custom hardware to simulate the switch panels and MCDU. Additionally, a laptop networked with the main system will simulate the OIS, again with custom software.
I hope this is the correct forum to post in - if not, please accept my apologies!
I am an avionics student, and I am currently working on a project to simulate (based on Microsoft FSX with custom software and hardware) the A380 flight deck and aircraft systems.
Project details follow after this post for anyone interested.
Can anyone point me towards any detailed technical information (websites or other) regarding this aircraft? I am currently working on Airbus trying to get the FCOM, and I have studied in detail the FCOMs for the A320 series and A340 series aircraft.
Many thanks,
Martin
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Details:
This project will be completed using Microsoft FSX as the base, along with a custom programmed aircraft and panels (programmed in C++ and GDI+ to be displayed on additional monitors).
The idea is to run the system on 4 monitors and use custom hardware to simulate the switch panels and MCDU. Additionally, a laptop networked with the main system will simulate the OIS, again with custom software.
