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A320 FCU + EFIS-L/R Combo
Airbus home-cockpit builders who already have (or want) the MCDU and need the glareshield autopilot and EFIS panels.
If the WinWing MCDU handles the pedestal, the FCU and EFIS panels own the glareshield. The FCU (Flight Control Unit) is a 1:1 backlit Airbus autopilot panel with the speed, heading, altitude and vertical-speed selectors, the metric/QNH and AP mode pushbuttons, and the FCU display readouts; the two EFIS panels flanking it carry the barometric reference knobs, the FD/LS/CSTR/WPT/VOR.D/NDB/ARPT buttons and the ND mode and range selectors. Together they put the entire top-of-instrument-panel autopilot workflow under your fingers instead of on a mouse. Like the rest of the WinWing MIP line they are fully backlit with auto-brightness, connect over USB without HDMI or GPU load, and target the Fenix A320 and other Airbus add-ons. Reviewers rate the trio as the affordable way to a real Airbus glareshield; the SimApp Pro config takes a little learning.
This is one of the cleaner buys in its lane if the price and platform fit your setup.
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Specs
| FCU | 1:1 backlit Airbus Flight Control Unit (SPD/HDG/ALT/V-S selectors + mode buttons + display) |
|---|---|
| EFIS-L/R | Baro reference knobs, FD/LS/CSTR/WPT/VOR.D/NDB/ARPT, ND mode + range |
| Backlighting | Full backlight with auto-brightness light sensor |
| Connection | USB (no HDMI, no GPU load) |
| Compatibility | Fenix A320 and other Airbus add-ons |
| Config | SimApp Pro |
Pros
- Completes the Airbus glareshield: autopilot FCU plus both EFIS panels
- Single-USB, fully backlit with no GPU load and no latency
- Pairs directly with the WinWing MCDU for a full Airbus cockpit
Cons
- Airbus-specific; tied to add-ons like the Fenix A320
- Multi-panel builds need a powered USB hub
- SimApp Pro mapping has a learning curve
Common questions
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