I don't need collective though, only the cyclic grip
I don't need collective though, only the cyclic grip
KHave been searching for one but not found it
JI was actually trying to write cyclic, but somehow I always write the wrong thing.
KBoth starts with a C 
JCyclic EC-135/145 incl. Basis
Cyclic Piloten Stick ähnlich zur EC-135 oder EC-145 für Homecockpits (v9) 1 teiliger Handgriff Polyamid Sinterlaserdruck schwarz matt lackiert 7 Taster ang
JQuite the hefty price, but maybe if you contact the seller that you only need the grip itself you might get a better deal.
KThank you! I think it was good price, I paid double of this for the Komodo.
Don't like the 3d print surface though
Don't like the 3d print surface though
KAlso I think microhelis stopped selling, but I'm not sure
KI also need to find a way to bend a tube to fit the Rhino
KThat's the second part of my challenge
JIt does say for me at least that it is shippable, but with 60 days of production time.
JYeah that is quite the challenge. Most companies that could easily do it and to your specifications don't sell to normal consumers like us.
KI can only dream 
JWhat is the komodo made out of?
KYouTube3DPRINTUK - Additive for Manufacture
Komodo Simulations manufacture their high end, helicopter control sticks and simulator parts using our Multi Jet Fusion (MJF) 3D printing service.
Material: Nylon 12
To achieve the professional finish, the raw printed MJF part goes through our polishing and dyeing post processing services.
Parts can be ordered on demand, in any quantity, 24...
Material: Nylon 12
To achieve the professional finish, the raw printed MJF part goes through our polishing and dyeing post processing services.
Parts can be ordered on demand, in any quantity, 24...
KThe creator is very kind and helpful, once you get a hold on him. But he can stop answering for a long time and you have to persistently send him mails to try and wake him up.
Allthough I'm happy with this product, I don't think I will go to him for more.
Microhelis seems like a good option number two.
I just have to do some research on button soldering and tube-bending.
Kind of hard to plan without having all the measurements beforehand.
Allthough I'm happy with this product, I don't think I will go to him for more.
Microhelis seems like a good option number two.
I just have to do some research on button soldering and tube-bending.
Kind of hard to plan without having all the measurements beforehand.
Mthe guys at authentikit do a good job of custom controls and no soldering https://authentikit.org/
V:package: 
RHINO #0059 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0059 Has Shipped!
AThose authentikits look kind of interesting but what's wrong with them, prices for stuffs in double digits doesn't sound like 2020's
POh boy, my number is 10 away now. Can hardly believe it.
TThis looks great! Did you model this yourself? Walmis had mentioned to me in a previous post that with a shift register + an Arduino as an SPI slave you can have both digital and analog inputs to the Rhino/VPForce board. I’m currently in the R&D phase on that but not very far yet.
KCan the rhino be put the other way around? Base Buttons facing forward.. To t get the grip as close as possible.
WYes, definitely
KThks, took some time.
KHope to buy the kit soon so I can finish the build. I'll look into SPI SLAVE ARDUINO
MLearn to Solder then 
all the 3D print files are free 
and you can use their bill of materials as a DIY starter for 10
all the 3D print files are free and you can use their bill of materials as a DIY starter for 10
RNo need to solder that. Just need to make an adapter for the arm itself. Plug the Komodo grip’s plug into the Komodo base to use it only for buttons and use the rhino for the cyclic axis.
R@andyhill Authentikit is cheap because it’s a kit. You 3d print the big bits, then put em together with hardware and discrete components like hall sensor 3 pins and tact switches.
RTheir hall sensor “unit” is quite slick and easy to put together. And since you get the file, you can design around it easily for whatever you like.
It is kinda chunky though. So it can’t go IN a grip.
It is kinda chunky though. So it can’t go IN a grip.
S@walmis I just wanted to say, every time I boot up dcs, it feels like the first time (in a really good way) with the rhino 
SIt's makes flying helos so damn easy, that I was able to easily kill a hind on enigma server, in a huey
DHinds are easy to kill, especially with AI gunners 
SSo, 297 - 59 = a long way to go... 
S
Sy'all should put your build # into your username here
AHave you guys heard of the game controller builders' strike in Lithuania?
AIt's expected to last four years
SI figured the AI would be dumb and only engage ground targets, good to know 
DHow recently did you put your order in?
SEnd of January
BI got 129 to go
Bis there a wait list for the motor kits?
Pfrom what I've seen Walmis can send out motor kits within a few days.
PHey Walmis could we maybe get a link pinned or added somewhere to the Telem app? Just for new owners to find it.
WHey, sure
WGitHub
DCS FFB Telemetry Effects (for VPforce FFB). Contribute to walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB development by creating an account on GitHub.
WIt's the good ol' STM32F103
WYes, like PiNKMuD noted, kits are ready in no time
J- Does the VPforce controller do 30 amps total or per motor, and does it take the amps straight from the psu (so also limited by the psu maximum)?
WIt's per motor, total current drawn from PSU will vary depending on input voltage. But it's about 100-120W per motor at maximum.
