I've seen a few people raise the same issue on forums. Tried multiple times to contact the creator of XPForce but have had zero replies. Doesn't really matter. The previous version seems to function the same anyhow.
I was really annoyed about the slight wiggle in the TM warthog and F18 grip regardless of base, I found this great fix with a couple of bits of leggo !
Snap-on support for the Thrustmaster warthog grip. Snaps on and locks the nut from moving anywhere. Needed when using the warthog grip with the FSSB R3 force sensing base to prevent breaking the grip. Facilitates easy removal for swapping between the orginal base and the FSSB R3.
Sure, but at what point does it stop being a warbrd? I think he's asking if it's possible to use the warbrd base and just add motors, and a single 57BLF03 is nearly the same size as the gimbal system, you would need an entirely new base
I can machine the small pulleys for the motors, the larger ones are usually 3d printed. Also AliExpress is a good source for everything, but there's a long waiting time.
hi, all, I started to read up on the 'break out' force setting, however there isn't much info on what it is and what it does. Per my understanding it's a force that keeps the stick 'in the ffb center' and unable to move until I apply a certain amount of force in pitch or roll axis. Does anyone have an idea on what it should be for the ww2 planes? I'd think it's different per airframe, does anyone have any recommended values for it?
@walmis I was trying to make cable connections to your USB controller and found the onboard 2.5mm pitch headers didn't mate perfectly with my JST XH connectors. The pitch seems to be the same 2.5mm but the locking mechanisms are different. I did some research on the web and found this type of connectors with the same pitch called XHB that looks similar to what you have installed on the USB controller but not sure. Can you please confirm so I can procure the right type? JST XH: https://www.jst.com/products/crimp-style-connectors-wire-to-board-type/xh-connector/ XHB: https://www.lhecn.com/a2502/
I have put the top level schematic in #showcase pinned. The motor controllers work at 12-24V, 30A max motor current. Let me know what kind of specs are you interested in.
@walmis Hi, I finally had a chance to put it all together with the motor/USB controller kit you sent me. As I was test flying the F-14B and P-51D modules with this newly assembled FFB stick in DCS, I noticed I would lose the stick control in the middle of flying and DCS would even stop respond to the ESC key. Sometimes I could unplug and re-plug the USB cable to the stick to get DCS to come back and respond to key strokes but at that time the stick would go limp and would not talk to DCS anymore. I also noticed, throughout this occurrence, VPforce FFB Configuration did not complain and the telemetry data were consistently getting updated. Have you experienced anything like this before? I tried the released and open-beta DCS and they both exhibited the same symptom. Restarting the computer with a fresh Windows 10 loaded up did not seem to help. Please help!