UH-1E Panel Specific Question

Steve,

     So this is your secret project?   A virtual cockpit!  It looks great to me.  I would really like to see the Hi-res version.  Thanks for sharing!

            Ray
 

Actually Ray, there is more to the project.......more to follow.

But.......the discussions in here got me to put this "Starter" panel together.  It's a UH-1E (with 540 rotorhead) that i flew in 1975.  What I had forgotten was HUGE!  This discussion we have been having has been great.  I "Found" most of the "Items" on my panel in Surplus on-line shops or Enthusiast Panel builder sites.  Still need that dang Helicopter Radar Altimeter.

When i get it more "together"....I'll post a larger photo of it.  Is there a better "service" than Photobucket?  They have been good to me except when i want a large item to post.

Regards
Steve

Steve,

Are the E fuel guage and radalt the same as the N?  I've got an E NATOPS and the engineering drawings for the change 7 kit.  I think they are in storage in NC - depending on the need for your project I can make it a priority to get down there and get them.

Semper Fi,

Randy

Same radalt as a phrog?  Sorry, I don't have my natops here.

We have a BINGO on the Rad Alt!!!

Thanks for the photo Randy.  I searched high and low for that thing.  I knew if i rattled the tree, that it might eventually fall out. 

The Fuel gauge?  Well, I guess I'll have to dig my N manual out and see.  That is a great set of component slides you have there on the N.

Drawings of the TK-2?  Yes I'm salvating but it ain't worth a special trip.  I appreciate the offer.  If you run across any photos of one.....without "stuff" in the way, I'd like to see them.  It' will be a little while before I need that though.

Regards
Steve

Here is the Panel with the "New" Rad Alt.  Now i need to get busy with the 3D version. 

Regards
Steve

Randy,

I have the E NATOPS and there is only a "drawing" of the gauge there.  In the N NATOPS...it seems that they were saving printing cost that day as there is no drawing or anything on the Fuel Quantity gauge.

If you might have a photo from the "N" slide show of the Fuel Quantity Gauge I'd certainly appreciate it.  When I blow up a few grainy photos, it does look similar.

Thanks for your help Randy.

Regards
Steve