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Glass Cockpit Primary Flight Display

A Primary Flight Display that can be used on any aircraft that includes instrumentation for airspeed in knots, altitude in feet, vertical speed in feet per minute, a slip/skid indicator, and a full artificial horizon. The video output from the micro-controller can even be connected to any size display. On a 1x1 display, you will only have an artificial horizon and slip/skid indicator. For 2x2 displays, you will receive all of the included instrumentation, however the altimeter will be displayed in a fixed box. For displays larger than 2x2 the altitude will be displayed on a rolling tape similar to the airspeed indicator.

This package includes two versions of the PFD micro-controller, one that uses a single composite signal to receive data about the aircraft from my avionics systems, and a standalone version which includes all of its own sensors.
Contains only two logic nodes, a composite input to be used with my avionics aircraft data composite signal, and a video output that can be connected to any size display.
Contains 8 input nodes for data from each of the sensors and one video output that can be connected to any size display. The sensors can be moved and placed anywhere on your aircraft, but DO NOT rotate any of the sensors except for the linear speed sensor or altimeter as this will cause the PFD to fail. If necessary the wind sensor for airspeed can be replaced with a linear speed sensor facing forward and in directional mode, and the slip/skid wind sensor can be replaced by a constant number of 0.25 for the angle and a linear speed sensor facing the right side of the aircraft in directional mode for the wind speed.

Attitude Indicator
Shows the position of your aircraft relative to the horizon. Each horizontal line represents 10 degrees nose up or down.
Airspeed Indicator
Displays your current airspeed in nautical miles per hour (knots). Will only be displayed on 2x2 displays or larger.
Altimeter
Displays your current altitude above sea level in feet. Will only be displayed on 2x2 displays or larger, and the full altitude tape will only be displayed on larger than 2x2 displays.
Vertical Speed Indicator
Displays your current vertical speed in feet per minute. A positive number indicates a climb, and a negative number indicates a descent. Each small tick mark on the vertical speed tape represents 500 feet per minute and each large tick mark represents 1000 feet per minute up to a max of a 3000 feet per minute climb or descent. Will only be displayed on 2x2 displays or larger.
Slip/Skid Indicator
Indicates whether or not the aircraft is coordinated and which direction the aircraft is slipping/skidding towards. Flying coordinated can reduce drag which can increase available performance. To coordinate the aircraft, "step on the ball" by applying rudder in the direction of the indicator. If the indicator is sliding to the left, apply left rudder until it is centered.

Reposting:
You may use this PFD in any of your vehicles and post it on the workshop, and credit for the PFD would be greatly appreciated. You may also modify the code and logic to suit your needs and post it as your own PFD as long as you link to here in the description. Other than that, I ask that you please do not repost this PFD unless you are using it in a vehicle or have modified it in some way.