Working at Mike's Flight Deck requires focus and dedication, even when you don't feel quite like yourself.  And on occasion those great pictures of other people's simpits can make you green with envy, but you just have to hop back to it.  Here, a perf-board version of an analog air-core movement driver is being assembled.  This is one a several projects that explore alternate approaches to simulating aircraft instruments.

Sometimes the projects get so interesting that time seems to fly right by.  But even when concentrating on a project, it is important to keep up to date with the most current simming news.  

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