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New project: MCPLast month I’ve been working mainly on my latest new project: the MCP. When I started building my cockpi...
23/11/2025

New project: MCP

Last month I’ve been working mainly on my latest new project: the MCP. When I started building my cockpit (almost 20 years ago), it was my first project. Back then, it was made entirely from wood and electronics components I could find here and there. While it resembled the actual MCP, it was still far from a perfect copy. Besides, it looked a bit run-down next to all my new panels, most of which are now 3D printed. So it was time for a new and improved version. And it turned out quite well.

PCB's for 7-segment displaysAnd I learned something new again. I needed 7-segment displays for my MCP. A 5-digit PCB was...
23/11/2025

PCB's for 7-segment displays

And I learned something new again. I needed 7-segment displays for my MCP. A 5-digit PCB was difficult to obtain. So I decided to see if I could make one myself. I started working with the EasyEDA program. And that turned out surprisingly well. So I also immediately developed PCBs for 3, 4, and 6 digits. Now, Mobiflight only had a breakout board for 32 digits. For my MCP, I only needed 16 digits. So that 32-digit board was unnecessarily large. So what do you do then? Make a 16-digit breakout board myself based on the MAX7219 IC. For projects like the transponder, even that's too much. So I also made an 8-digit PCB. After receiving it, I tested it and everything works fine. If you're interested, send an email to [email protected]

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