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Assembly shell frame standard video
Video about the shell frame assembly.
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MIP panels assembly illustration
Overview
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MIP single seat panels assembly illustration
Overview on panels.
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MIP shell frame position
How to position MIP structure to the shell frame.
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MIP single seat assembly illustration
Overview
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MIP assembly illustration
Overview
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MIP gear lever mount
How to attach the gear lever to the MIP panel.
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MIP wiring overview
Important overview how components (pedestal and overhead) are connected to the MIP
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Glare assembly illustration
Overview
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Glare single seat assembly illustration
Overview for single seat cockpits.
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Flood lights assembly
How to integrate flood lights into the MIP structure.
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MIP assembly instructions
Detailed instructions how to assemble the MIP (Sorry, in German only)
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MIP panels wiring diagram
Wiring overview
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MIP panels wiring instructions
How to assemble the MIP panels. (Sorry, in German only)
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MIP assembly video
Recommended video about how to assemble the MIP.
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Assembly sidestick and bellow
How to connect the sidestick with the bellow.
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Tiller assembly video
How to mount the tiller to the sidebase. Recommended video.
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Wiring sidestick mechanic and tiller
How to connect sidestick mechanic and tiller to the USB card.
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Pedestal wiring scheme
Overview how to connect pedestal panels to the main grid.
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Pedestal box assembly scheme
Overview
Company
VIER IM POTT
Jähne GmbH für Produktinnovation
Freiberger Straße 114, 01159 Dresden
Germany
Phone: +49 351 4116349
Email: cockpit@vier-im-pott.com
Opening hours: Mon - Fri 08:00 - 17:00
Showroom
Our showroom in Bottrop, NRW is open for private and business customers. We look forward to your visit.
To test our products, please make an appointment.
VIER IM POTT products are in no way affiliated or endorsed by the aircraft manufacturers. Our simulation products are no genuine aircraft manufacturer parts and cannot be used for professional flight training. They functionally resemble the real parts, that cannot be used in a real aircraft and should only be used for simulation purposes.