Hi Captain, thanks for your comment ! Your videos are also spectacular, I'm always impressed by your work and your experiments. I was very far from your talent when I was your age, you'll realize really great projects for sure. Yes I'm one of your subscribers since your beginning one year ago and I still continue to follow you. So many thanks for your last video with Air Manager, I'm not using it but it was very instructive and I'll probably give it a try. Good flights Captain !

Thanks a lot Carlos, hope you are fine and everything goes as you wish. Don't hesitate to mail some news when you have time, hope to hear from you soon.

Thank you Patrick for your comment, if only I could have a fraction of the knowledge you think I have ! But we'll do our best in 2021, for sure. All the best for you, take care and stay safe.

Merci beaucoup pour tous ces compliments ! Mais rassure-toi, on est tous dans le même cas. J'ai également mon lot de prototypes spaghettis, de circuits électroniques défectueux et de batailles acharnées avec le code pendant des heures ... Certains jours on recule plus qu'on n'avance, c'est comme ça. Mais l'avantage des vidéos, c'est qu'on ne montre que ce qui a marché ;-) Bonne continuation également à toi, au plaisir de te lire ou de voir tes avancées par mail.

Merci beaucoup Oliv :-) !

Right, it's a good resolution for 2021 ! I'll add it to my todo list ;-) Thank you for your comment, all the best for you.

Thank you Milton, I also like your videos which are instructive, you seem to be very familiar with SimVim !

Thank you for your comment and for all the others you've left on my channel !

@@Frederic_320 you deserve it. Hard work.thumbs up

Thank you Emil for your comment and your positive opinion about my work. Hope to hear from you soon.

Thank you ! 1/ The CNC machine itself is sold as a kit by a great German company : "Sorotec" which manufactures high quality products. Deutsche qualität ;-) ... The fourth axis is a Chinese one, but does the job. But as the engraving is made on a resin cylinder, there is no need of a strong machine, I think the smallest ones could do the same. 2/ I'm not using OACSP anymore since many years, the serial datas are sent by a LUA script I wrote myself (LUA interpreter included in FSUIPC). I didn't look at the FS2020 SDK yet and can't say if it's possible or not to extract flight datas to treat them externally. For now, I'm still working with P3D (waiting for the others to do the first steps for me !)

@@Frederic_320 Merci! I will look into the CNC machine. Ok, you don't use OACSP anymore.. Since my software skill is so bad, I will never be able to make a new one by myself by just "grow on" someone's software will be best I can do... I checked FS2020 SDK briefly and also saw FSUIPC7 now can display offset values, I am still having a hope that the old OACSP still works in some way with FS2020. If you could share your LUA script in a tutorial just like you did a few years ago for OACSP, that will be fantastic. Have a nice day.

@@strs9757 I'll try to do a new video with a very simple LUA + Arduino script to explain how it works ... Please allow me some time.

@@Frederic_320 THANK YOU VERY MUCH! Looking forward.

Thank you for your comment. The IR sensor is used because it looks to me more simple to integrate in this design (just a notch to create in the cylinder instead gluing a magnet on it). There is no electronic reason, both would work the same way.

Hello Gennaro, Thanks for your comment and your interest. Feel free to contact me directly by mail for any information on this project, I'll try to answer :-) Hope to hear from you soon !

Replied on the overhead video comments, no relation with this one.

Thanks Jerry for your comment. Feel free to contact me by mail for any further information, or have a look at my site laapsimtech[dot]fr (but the wet compass is not referenced for now). Hope to hear from you soon !

Thank you John for your interest. Please contact me directly by mail, I'll give you more information about this product. Thanks in advance, best regards

Hi Humberto, and thanks for your kindness ! You're right, no video since a very long time, just no more time to design and experiment due to my main job, but everything is fine here .

@@Frederic_320 I'm very pleased to know that you are well, this is great news for me👍

Sorry, don't know what is "arinc429 signal"...

@@Frederic_320 This is gold standard of aviational communication. How you send data from P3D to gauge?

​@@IvanEng747 LUA to read FSUIPC offsets, then serial communication to Arduino.

@@Frederic_320 By UART?

Not sure, I think serial communication is UART. On the LUA side : I read offset using ipc.read, then send it to Arduino with com.write. On the Arduino side, I read the transmitted value with Serial.read().

Yes, I can sell these kits. you can contact me by mail for further information.

Hello, the mail is the one shown in the video. Best regards from France my dear Neighbour ;-)