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Ducky[_3_]
February 28th 08, 01:52 AM
Copy & paste this link below into your browser if you’re into flight decks!




The following address gives a 360deg panorama of the A380
cockpit......rather brilliant on a 22in monitor.
Does not take long to download. Allows you to pan left and right as well
as vertical.

http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm

Les Matheson
February 29th 08, 03:47 AM
And they still put placards on the door with masking tape!

Les


"Ducky" > wrote in message
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> Copy & paste this link below into your browser if you’re into flight decks!
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> The following address gives a 360deg panorama of the A380
> cockpit......rather brilliant on a 22in monitor.
> Does not take long to download. Allows you to pan left and right as well
> as vertical.
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> http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm
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Guybrush Threepwood
February 29th 08, 11:25 AM
Les Matheson wrote:
> And they still put placards on the door with masking tape!
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> Les
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> "Ducky" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Copy & paste this link below into your browser if you're into flight
>> decks!
>>
>>
>>
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>> The following address gives a 360deg panorama of the A380
>> cockpit......rather brilliant on a 22in monitor.
>> Does not take long to download. Allows you to pan left and right as
>> well as vertical.
>>
>> http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm

That is a flight test aircraft......

Nice site!!! Thanks


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Gruß Guybrush

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Robert Bixby
March 3rd 08, 01:29 AM
I like the tail mounted camera video in the center console CRT

Rob

"Ducky" > wrote in message
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> Copy & paste this link below into your browser if you're into flight
> decks!
>
>
>
>
> The following address gives a 360deg panorama of the A380
> cockpit......rather brilliant on a 22in monitor.
> Does not take long to download. Allows you to pan left and right as well
> as vertical.
>
> http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm
>
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>
>

MomDude
March 3rd 08, 04:16 AM
"Ducky" > wrote:

>Copy & paste this link below into your browser if you’re into flight decks!
>
>The following address gives a 360deg panorama of the A380
>cockpit......rather brilliant on a 22in monitor.
> Does not take long to download. Allows you to pan left and right as well
>as vertical.
>
> http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm
>

OK, that's a LOT more buttons and switches than in the Cessna 172!

What are the two large half dome shaped objects on the center console,
just below the keyboards, forward of the radio displays, and outboard
of the throttle handles? Seems like they would be in the way when
trying to use the keyboard, unless they're some odd kind of wrist
rest.

Is the camera on the aft rear ceiling for the passengers to watch the
cockpit, to record for the "black box" in case of a problem, or both?

MomDude

Bob Harrington
March 3rd 08, 11:53 PM
"Robert Bixby" > wrote in
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> I like the tail mounted camera video in the center console CRT
>
> Rob

On a critter this big, they can watch a sunset out the front and a sunrise
on the back-up cam...

Flatlander
March 4th 08, 05:47 AM
>What are the two large half dome shaped objects on the center console,
>just below the keyboards, forward of the radio displays, and outboard
>of the throttle handles? Seems like they would be in the way when
>trying to use the keyboard, unless they're some odd kind of wrist
>rest.

They're plam rests to stabilize your hand when typing on the keyboard.

MomDude
March 5th 08, 06:27 AM
Flatlander > wrote:
>
>>What are the two large half dome shaped objects on the center console,
>>just below the keyboards, forward of the radio displays, and outboard
>>of the throttle handles? Seems like they would be in the way when
>>trying to use the keyboard, unless they're some odd kind of wrist
>>rest.
>
>They're plam rests to stabilize your hand when typing on the keyboard.

Thanks. I know that it can be tough hitting the radio or transponder
buttons even in light turbulence in a small plane, but thought that a
palm rest would be shaped differently, more concave than convex.

MomDude

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