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The GF-TPM and SECM modules from GoFlight come in a self contained Mini-rack for placing on a convenient place in the FlightSim cockpit environment.

Please see the descriptions above for the individual module features and functions above.

Software Compatibility: All Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) and FSX: default and add-on aircraft. All X-Plane (excluding Mobile version) and Project Magenta software modules. The functions assigned to each configurable element are configured using GoFlight’s GFConfig software (go to the current version by visiting our website).

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The GF-P8 is a 8 Pushbutton/Indicator Module that has 8 programmable pushbuttons and LED indicators for assigning a wide range of aircraft and flight simulation software options.

Software Compatibility: All Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) and FSX: default and add-on aircraft. All X-Plane (excluding Mobile version) and Project Magenta software modules. The functions assigned to each configurable element are configured using GoFlight’s GFConfig software (go to the current version by visiting our website). Labeling of the switches is done by using the MagLabels included with each unit.

The GF-P8 requires 2″ of vertical space in a GoFlight module bay, and is compatible with all GoFlight cockpit module enclosures. For mounting in custom cockpits, allow 3″ of depth behind your panel.
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The GF-MCP Pro features a Boeing 737-style MCP panel with full functional and control complement. When used with FS2004 and FSX add-on software such as Project Magenta, the GF-MCP Pro enables full simulation of a Boeing 737 MCP. The GF-MCP Pro is also compatible with built-in FS2004 and FSX aircraft as an enhanced autopilot.*

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Designed to house up to 14 GF-AC Cockpit Control System modules, the Flight Deck Console features a large 18″H horizontal module bay, a 4″H vertical module bay and 6″H diagonal module bay. Cockpit control modules can be arranged within the bays to create realistic-looking and operating simulator aircraft panels.

The Flight Deck Console also includes a 12x6x2″ chart pocket that can be mounted to the left or right side panel, providing a convenient location for charts, software, binders, kneeboards or other items needed by the simulator pilot during flight.

The console is constructed from aluminum ; its exterior surfaces feature a durable powder coated flat black finish. Shipping weight is approximately 5 pounds. The console is shipped unassembled, and includes all required assembly hardware.

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The mini rack is constructed from aluminum, making it strong yet lightweight. It stands 4.5″ high, 7.5″ wide, and 5″ deep. The module bay area can contain either one 4″ module (GF-46 or GF-LGT) or two 2″ modules (GF-P8 or GF-T8).

Mounting rails on the left and right edges of the module bay contain threaded fasteners at 1″ intervals.

Whether you’re adding on or just getting started building your GF-AC system, the mini rack helps make your home cockpit great looking, more realistic and fun.

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It stands 15″ tall, is 7.5″ wide, and 10″ deep. There is 14″ of vertical mounting space within the module bay area.

Mounting rails on the left and right edges of the module bay contain 8-32 threaded holes on 1″ centers.

As shown, the back is completely open, making for quick and convenient arrangement of modules and cabling. There is plenty of room to contain USB hubs and all connecting cables inside the rack, behind the GF-AC modules which mount to the vertical rails.

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There are twenty different panel elements on the GF-RP48 Panel Module all brought together, providing a level of cockpit control never before possible in a 2″ tall panel module.

Each of the control knobs on the RP48 can be used to adjust instrument panel settings such as Altimeter, Gyro, OBS1 and OBS2, as well as many others. For day verses night flying, you can use a RP48 knob to set the brightness level for the displays and indicators on all of your GoFlight modules. When installed with GoFlight home cockpits that include GF-45 or GF-166 modules, the RP48′s knobs can be programmed as Mode Selectors, allowing you to select all available avionics modes on the GF-45 and GF-166 modules.

Software Compatibility: All Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) and FSX: default and add-on aircraft. All X-Plane (excluding Mobile version) and Project Magenta software modules. The functions assigned to each configurable element are configured using GoFlight’s GFConfig software (go to the current version by visiting our website). Labeling of the switches is done by using the MagLabels included with each unit.

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