Flight Illusion Gsa-028 Brake Pressure Indicator (boeing) on 2040-parts.com
Henderson, Nevada, United States
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Up for bid is a Flight Illusion Boeing 737 operating brake pressure gauge for use with Flight Simulator software. This item retails for 165 Euros directly from FI.
The GSA-028 is based on a single needle gauge is and has the proper faceplate for indication of the brake pressure. The faceplate shows a Boeing brake pressure when applying brakes. The steppermotor gives very smooth needle movements. The GSA-028 comes without a bezel so it can be mounted directly behing existing panels, for example from FDS or Engravity. Physical characteristics: height 60 mm Power requirements: Connection You will need Flight Illusion's GSA-055 (central interface) to connect the gauge to the computer. |
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