Hardware that should be interesting to have in the cockpit is the use of a USB Display Adapter.

The USB Display Adapter (J5create) has the function of an ‘external graphics card’. It is not uncommon for one to low VGA/DVI or HDMI connections on a computer, and then comes this adapter.

This adapter is on the one side is connected with a monitor and the other side connected to a free USB port on the pc. With this adapter, there is also a manual and a CD with the necessary driver.
After the install of the driver can be the display via USB to use in 4 modes : Extended, Mirror, Primary, and Display Rotation.

You can in Windows by the way 4 of these adapters to connect.

This USB VGA Display Adapter(s) I'm connecting to the 5" TFT LCD screens that I'm going to use for the digital Boeing 737 standby instruments.

I have this USB Display Adapter(s) purchased from Conrad.be and they are available in 3 sizes : VGA, DVI, and HDMI.

Last week, I have three TFT LCD monitors 5” received from China. Two monitors I'm going to use for the digital standby instruments ISFD and RMI).

The third display will be used for my FlyEngravity-CDU to provide a color display. Currently, this CDU is still a monochrome (grey) screen.

This 5”-displayschermpjes are of a good quality-to-price, and the service of the Chinese company ‘Good Display"can I be a great call. Quick replies to emails, very helpful with any questions, very fast handling and shipping (3 days China-Belgium-FedEx).

The service is TOP !