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lgold(at)quantum-associat Guest
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Posted: Sat Nov 25, 2006 7:25 pm Post subject: 3D CAD 701 cockpit drawing |
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Has anyone completed a 3D CAD drawing file of the panel and cockpit area of a CH701?? I want design the seating and instrument layout for my 701 to my liking. The best ways of doing this are either by making a cockpit mockup or a 3D drawing.
My choice would be the drawing (no room in my garage for the mockup and more difficult making mockup changes).
I have done 3D CAD drawings before. While they are very time consuming, 3D CAD drawings are generally worth their effort. I could view the cockpit from any angle and eye-level, and test instrument placement before cutting the panel. Before starting this project I thought that I would check if anyone has already produced a 701 cockpit 3D CAD file… Why reinvent the wheel if someone out there in Zenith-List land has already done it?
Les
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rjscep(at)yahoo.com Guest
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Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 8:19 pm Post subject: 3D CAD 701 cockpit drawing |
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Quote: | Theres a website called "Emachine" I beleive its a
free cad download. Try that, I think its 3D but I'm
not sure. Good Luck, RS < do not archive >
--- Les Goldner <lgold(at)quantum-associates.com> wrote:
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Quote: | Has anyone completed a 3D CAD drawing file of the
panel and cockpit area of
a CH701?? I want design the seating and instrument
layout for my 701 to my
liking. The best ways of doing this are either by
making a cockpit mockup or
a 3D drawing.
My choice would be the drawing (no room in my garage
for the mockup and more
difficult making mockup changes).
I have done 3D CAD drawings before. While they are
very time consuming, 3D
CAD drawings are generally worth their effort. I
could view the cockpit from
any angle and eye-level, and test instrument
placement before cutting the
panel. Before starting this project I thought that I
would check if anyone
has already produced a 701 cockpit 3D CAD file. Why
reinvent the wheel if
someone out there in Zenith-List land has already
done it?
Les
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lgold(at)quantum-associat Guest
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Posted: Sun Nov 26, 2006 9:31 pm Post subject: 3D CAD 701 cockpit drawing |
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Robert,
Thanks for the advice, but I have good 3D-CAD software.
The issue is making the 3D drawing of the inside of the cockpit so that I
can play with alternative layouts and view it as if I were sitting in the
701 before I build it.
Trying to figure out dims and angles of the inside surfaces from the Heintz
drawings is not too easy. In addition, it will take a few days to accurately
draw the cockpit on my Turbo-CAD PC software after I have the dimensions.
These are the processes I am trying to short-circuit.
Les
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