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Spannende Projekte von einzigartigen Kunden
After flying in an FFS, the dream of having a cockpit of my own was there. The home cockpit project began in February 2016 with an initial email to Ch...
This fantastic customer project is located in a private house in Vienna. It's great that we can show you pictures. Wolfgang has practically built...
Here's a short video from our new customer Marcus. He took off on his first night flight with an expert and we were able to join him on YouT...
Today we want to introduce you to a really cool project that Jean from DLR has implemented for his in-house training programme. It is supposed to give...
We are pleased to introduce Thierry, a talented individual from the USA who has built a fantastic home cockpit. With dedication and expertise in the f...
Our customer Carsten decided on a Single Seater as a self-assembly kit. The construction is progressing well. Keep it up!
We love to see customer projects growing. Many thanks for sharing these prictures, Ian!
One of our customers has built a closed single-seater cockpit with a 180° outside view. To give flight simulator enthusiasts some hints for building s
Our showroom simulator in Bottrop received a little upgrade. With the help of the kids we successfully installed a Skalarki refueling panel.
Many thanks, Marco, for submitting these nice pictures! Happy landings!
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VIER IM POTT
Jähne GmbH für Produktinnovation
Freiberger Straße 114, 01159 Dresden
Deutschland
Telefon: 0351 4116349
E-Mail: cockpit@vier-im-pott.com
Öffnungszeiten: Mo - Fr 08:00 - 17:00
Showroom
Unser Showroom in Bottrop, NRW ist für Privat- und Geschäftskunden geöffnet. Wir freuen uns auf Ihren Besuch.
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Die Produkte von VIER IM POTT und SKALARKI ELECTRONICS sind in keiner Weise mit den Flugzeugherstellern verbunden oder werden von ihnen unterstützt. Unsere Simulationsprodukte sind keine Originalteile der Flugzeughersteller und können nicht für professionelles Flugtraining verwendet werden. Sie ähneln funktionell den echten Teilen, die jedoch nicht in einem echten Flugzeug verwendet werden können. Sie dürfen nur zu Simulationszwecken verwendet werden.