DIY A320 Cockpit Pushback & Taxi Night Flight Tokyo to Osaka

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Pushback and taxi to Runway 16R at Narita International Airport Tokyo Japan. Trying full Night Flight

A320 DIY Cockpit:
It took almost 12 months to complete. Final build include upgrade of PC to latest config of 7950X3D and 4090 to allow triple 4K with another additional 5 monitors in the cockpit. It push the PC and MSFS2020 to the limits achieving only around 28-40 fps on ground and in the sky.

1. DIY Overhead, Pedestal and Main Instrument panels.
2. Winwing A320 Joystick, MFG A320 Rudder Pedal, Modified A320 mini Throttletek Throttle, Java Simulator FCU and MCDU (latest MCDU has been mod using Arduino Mega and Mobiflight no longer Java Simulator)
3. Mosty using Arduino Mega (6 sets) via Mobiflight (awesome apps)
4. Welded metal frame, plywood base, MDF panel enclosures

Monitors
1. 3x 4K 65inch TV running DLSS 3 frame gen, Balance settings got 27-42 fps on ground and in the sky
2. 1600x900 hdmi monitor for PFD ND
3. 1920x1080 hdmi monitor for ECAM
4. 800x600 hdmi MCDU
5. 1280x720 hdmi EFB display
6. 1920x1080 hdmi Utility display for showing various apps incl. Mobiflight, PC Hwinfo, soundpad, JS connect for mcdu and fcu.

MAIN PC
AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D, DDR5 2x 32GB 6000 CL32, Asus TUF X670E Plus Wifi, RTX 4090, 2TB Seagate Firecuda 530 gen 4 M.2 + others 2TB Satat SSD, 1TB gen3 Windows 11 Pro

REC PC:
AMD Ryzen 9 5950X, DDR5 2x 16 GB TForce, Gigabyte B550, RTX 3080, 2TB AData Gen 3 M.2, Windows 11 Pro

Camera:
Insta 360 Link, Razer Kiyo Pro, Fantech Luminous 30 (2x) Using OBS and Main PC to Record

Ambient Lighting:
Philip Hue

MSFS Apps
FBWA32nx Dev version, FSHUD, Navigraph charts and apps, several airport addon. I try to mijimize addon to reduce CPU bottleneck
btw its CPU bottleneck not GPU at this moment