the structure seems easily solid enough and building a mounting for that shouldn't be too hard if yo
the structure seems easily solid enough and building a mounting for that shouldn't be too hard if you have the tools to do it
SWhen I go to the xpforce web page at
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SHas anyone tried this:
SGitHub
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AOf course I can't guarantee anything, but false positives are a thing
Dthat's the thing, I only have some basic tools and would def prefer a ready-made mounting solution
FYes. Look at my posts for pics
V:package: 
RHINO #0061 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0061 Has Shipped!
GHi, I checked the faq. But still have some questions. How long is the wait list if i buy it now. What i need to buy to have a ready to go cyclic? The ffb kit + rhino base?
GI still need to buy a cyclic grip for myself? And how the buttons will work.
GI already have a mssidewinderffb with a extension mod but not with the resistor mod.
PHey m8, The RHINO Base is a ready to go force feedback base & has a wait list atm, the motor kits are available to be posted out within a few days, the motor's in the kits are specially selected by Walmis to work as FFB along with his USB PCB. The base will work out of the box with Thrustmaster & Virpil grips Walmis has adapters for Winwing & VKB grips, the base is compatible with extensions but it is not as necessary as other bases due to the RHINO having a massive throw length.
GThanks for the info.
GOmg lol
GThe extension would be more about the ergonomics.
GSo the motor kits are kinda ready to ship, but i will need the rhino base that has a waiting list. How long do you think is the waiting list?
WYeah basically you have two routes: you can get a motor kit and DIY the mechanics/gimbal/etc. or wait for the finished RHINO base. The wait list is pretty long, could be a year of wait.
GI would like the rhino base. But with a year long wait i will see what i can do. There is some tutorials available? Im familiar with diy servo motors.
Ddoes anyone know maybe walmis? but I just want dampening at the endstops.. like from 90%-100% of the +X and -X
DI don't want dampening between -X(0-90%)/+X(0-90%)
Djust to slow down the endstops bounce
Wset the endstop power to 0%, then only dampening should remain
WIt's BLDC, steppers are not optimal for FFB
AHello, how can i build this myself?
AI feel like the manual could be a little simpler in structure
Alike maybe welcome - getting started - main stuffs - extras
Ayou have 5 seconds to complain or my idea is approved
JIf it isn't out by the time I get mine in however many months, maybe I'll do the lowest effort quick guide
SYou get the kit, but you have to figure out how to make your gimbal and housing
ROr not gimbal. I know it’s “traditional” for PC joysticks, but if you have the room separate X and Y hinge points is much stronger, and what most planes actually use. And with the big motors you’re getting into actual plane forces
Dthank you! I see you used some plywood? could you send me some more pics? no urgency, considering the waitlist is a year long 
AOk so how do i get diy kit?
Pfaq should have the link to order kits or Rhino bases. Also there are plenty of ppl who have made gimbal designs I'm sure if you ask around you'll find I'm sure that can give you a hand with the design or at least point you in the right direction.
MCharming dcs ffb moment
I was flying the a8 and one of my elevators got shot off. I only noticed because the force to pull back reduced to half! I wouldn’t have known with my old stick
I was flying the a8 and one of my elevators got shot off. I only noticed because the force to pull back reduced to half! I wouldn’t have known with my old stick
WNice that DCS implemented this in the fist place!
JThat's really cool
SI've noticed similar effects on the spitfire! Might need to give both 190s and the 109 a spin soon.
This has made dogfighting on warbirds so exhilarating
This has made dogfighting on warbirds so exhilarating
MYeah it’s cool when the devs do this
In the F1 when you get hit by a heater your hydraulics usually leak. The stick gets floppier and then you lose any authority
In the F1 when you get hit by a heater your hydraulics usually leak. The stick gets floppier and then you lose any authority
Hso... probably a stupid question, but might this also work for (sturdy) desk mounts (like Monstertech), or do I absolutely need a "pit"?
Dit will work
GGuys, with the ffb kit it comes with a circuit board and usb to plug on the PC?
GI dont see in the faq and in the order page the pictures of the ffb kit.
WYes, motors, controller board, and cables to hook everything up (excl. power supply)
GNice.
GAbout the gymball and housing, there is a page with examples for people? Because initially i tought it was more complicated but now i see is just a lack of clear info keeping people off.
GWith a few links pointing to some examples i think would benefit the community. Because this is a great product.
WGitHub
CAD files for force feedback joystick base. Contribute to mabo1972/bldc-ffb-joystick-base development by creating an account on GitHub.
GThank you. And i just revisited your youtube channel. Have some good infos on it. You might consider putting it on the faq.