virpil connection plug always stays on, you simply thread on the vkb adapter on top of it..
virpil connection plug always stays on, you simply thread on the vkb adapter on top of it..
DHow long is the process? 5min or more?
Pas fast as you can unscrew a big locking ring
DIf I wanted to go from virpil to vkb and back again, are we talking seconds or longer?
Pseconds, yes
VThe larger issue is making sure you go slow and don't bend the pins, also the 3d printed threads might wear over time, need to be careful not to cross thread with the plastic on metal connections especially
VI hate the mini din connection
DYeah, the threading is why I want metal thread, but walmis isnt planning on doing that
Pthere are no pins on virpil connection embedded in the base, it's a female socket
Pthe grip/extension is obviously male 
VYeah at least you don't have to worry about damaging the rhino, you might break the adapter or your grip though
Pyup, be nice with the printed adapters...
VVkb has the best connector, unfortunately I only have winwing and TM grips, prefer the A10/F16 style
Dyeah, agreed
Svkb iis prone to damage by the pins as the connection may gouge if the grip wobbles
DI usually tighten down the grip firmly before using it, so that's never going to be an issue
Psorry m8 I crashed out last night. As other guys told you above it's a very easy & quick swap for the vkb adapter, also cause it's a by-pass through to the vkb blackbox I would imagine you can leave your vkb grip plugged into the BB still if you wish to go back to that grip possibly without needing to plug it back in? Also because you're swapping out the extension for the virpil one the vkb adapter can just remain attached to the vkb extension.
Danyone got pics to share of the adapter specifically?
Dcurious how it attaches/detaches
Ait quite simply screws in
Ait's just like a TM connector, there's just no electronical connection involved
Ayou just set it in the position you want and screw it in until there is enough friction to hold it in place
Da picture would be great
V
Dah nice, do you have a pic from underneath the adapter?
Vhere is my winwing adapter which is probably similar if not identical
V
VStandard TM / Virpil 5-pin mini-DIN style
YIt's basically that without the bolted in middle section. There is nothing on the bottom of the VKB adapter
F
FDoes anyone have the 3d files for the standard adaptor on Rhino? I need to 3d print an interface to my joystick and it needs to fit the inner pattern to prevent rotating
WI'll DM you
F
AAt what temps do the overheat protections kick in and what do they do?
WIt ramps down max current from 50degC IIRC
WIt's not sudden like in the brunner, but very gradual
Ais there a log or something you can examine afterwards, in VR monitoring things in real time is slightly cumbersome
WNot yet, but a good idea for next version!
JIs there somewhere a kind of an manual? I fiddle a lot with the settings, but I'm not completely sure how interact with each other. Would be nice to get a better understanding of the possibilities of the software. I watched this "beginners" YouTube, but like I said, still scratching my head.
VNo, Walmis said he would create a better tutorial/ manual at some point but for now just read the previous posts in here.
VFly a bit with the default settings then get a feel for what you feel like you're missing and would want to tweak then see if there is a setting for that
Ais it using noctua fans? or something else?
WFans are generic ones, nothing special
WAlso if you hover mouse on the controls there are tooltip popups that might help somewhat.
Pnot sure what I've done wrong but during the f18 tutorials I'm not getting any ffb effects, I'm double clicking main.py in the telemetry app folder, I get a window that flashes up for a moment then closes, am I doing something wrong?
Wyeah, it doesn't run like that for some reason. I'll need to look into it. Run
python main.pyhow do I do that sorry?
Wsame as you did with the
pip installdo I open a powershell window anywhere? or do I run it from python.exe?
Wyou can also navigate to Vpforce-telemFFB directory, hit CTRL-L, enter
cmdpython main.pyDid it start?
