Can anyone help me to a Fokker D21 cockpit layout?
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Fokker D21 cockpit layout
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Ferry_vO
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Maybe this will help?:
http://www.dbalsa.com/cockpits/fokker-d21.htm
Some more here: http://aircraftwalkaround.hobbyvista.com/fokkerxxi/fokkerxxi.htm
http://www.dbalsa.com/cockpits/fokker-d21.htm
Some more here: http://aircraftwalkaround.hobbyvista.com/fokkerxxi/fokkerxxi.htm
The pictures on the aicraft walkarounds are helping. But I could use more information. Was it a standard layout?
Can someone give me an educated guess as to what gauges are in these pictures? Off course I know some....
Cees
Can someone give me an educated guess as to what gauges are in these pictures? Off course I know some....
Cees
The cockpit from the D-XXI in the Military Aviation Museum is close, but still has some annoying errors. The cockpit you can find behind both links OBIO gave you are all Finnish. Which had a totally different lay-out.
There is a wellknown picture from a Dutch cockpit, however this is taken from the prototype, which didn't have the (Dutch) standard cockpit......
I'm afraid there is a lot of confusion, but I have just e-mailed you with some things which might be useful.
The most authentic however is the cockpit from the wreck in the Crash museum and it is still quite complete. I do have pictures from that one as well, but I first I have to see whether I can find them......
Cheers,
Huub
There is a wellknown picture from a Dutch cockpit, however this is taken from the prototype, which didn't have the (Dutch) standard cockpit......
I'm afraid there is a lot of confusion, but I have just e-mailed you with some things which might be useful.
The most authentic however is the cockpit from the wreck in the Crash museum and it is still quite complete. I do have pictures from that one as well, but I first I have to see whether I can find them......
Cheers,
Huub
Thanks Huub, that's what I was looking for! Thanks everyone for helping out! I really appreciate it!
Cees
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