737 MCP - Your Ultimate DIY Avionics Solution

The new 737 MCP, a marvel of DIY engineering that mirrors the groundbreaking ethos of the new FMC, is being introduced. This meticulously crafted unit is designed to be an easy-to-build masterpiece, featuring a dedicated PCB with an onboard Raspberry Pico that can be programmed for X-Plane, Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS), and PMDG via Mobiflight.

This unit can now be entirely 3D printed. The build guide includes all the STL parts, from Korrys to faceplates and the back box, for download, including all laser files in DXF format.

People often ask why this particular PCB is so expensive compared to others. The answer lies in several unique factors:

*Oversized format: This PCB is larger than standard, which increases costs.
*Four-layer design: This is the first board we've designed with four layers to accommodate the thousands of
required tracks.
*Dual-sided SMD parts: For the first time, we placed SMD parts on both sides of the board, making up most
of the limited space.

These additional requirements significantly drive up the cost of the PCB.

Key Features:

Authentic Size & Design: True to the 737, offering a professional and immersive experience.
Integrated Components: Features a combined Bank Angle and Heading Encoder for seamless operation.
Customizable Build Options: Available as a complete build kit or in partial parts, catering to every simulation enthusiast's budget.
Exceptional Build Quality: With over 18 months of development and 14 revisions, this MCP ensures an optimal DIY solution.
Unique Korry Switches: Innovative switches that provide backlit text and green status light, enhancing realism.

Designed for every simulation builder, this MCP is a testament to precise engineering and passion. Whether you're a seasoned builder or a beginner, this unit offers flexibility, quality, and authenticity in your simulation setup. Karl's dedication and attention to detail shine through in this final product, making it a must-have for any flight simulator enthusiast.

This build guide is split into stages:
100 Series - Combined Bank Angle & Encoder build
200 Series - PCB Build
300 Series - Faceplate Build
400 Series - Assembly of the prior series sections
500 Series - Programming
600 Series - The Desktop Box