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Sismo cockpit parts

Sebastien, Saturday, 19 June 2010 @ 0:55

New at simMarket is the Sismo Soluciones products range. They enable to build your own cockpit at home with EFIS, MCP replicas for instance. You may also need their respective cases and the Simcard to connect these.

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