GThat you think works best with your board.
WAny Virpil or Thrustmaster will work fine.
GNice.
GWill fly mostly helicopters and ww1 and ww2 planes.
GRight now I'm using the MS sidewinder ffb2 and i used the calibration to have a very small and sensible range of motion. I imagine this is possible with your board right?
WYes, the configuration is very flexible
WHow are you planning to build it?
GI will look up some gymball designs and try to figure it out. Not much worried about the housing now. Since I have plenty of space to mount it.
GIve built some 2dof 3dof and 5dof motion platforms.
GSo I'm not completely new to some concepts but i will try to ask around for some info.
GThis is the current setup im using
GDo you have any advice like using a specific type of belt that's more appropriate to the forces of your motor. Or anything that will save some time.
GOr if it need active cooling all the time.
WIt has auto fan control, so you can attach fans to cool the motors. Belts - HTD5M are recommended
GThank you. I will try to not bother you too much anymore.
WHere's some pics of the motors: https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/972180323787997255/972592222660857866
GGreat. I will try to find some gymball designs.
PHey m8, though it may not look exactly right for warbirds etc. the Virpil (or VKB's) Modern Russian Style grip is really a good choice for all 'round, it has a brake lever at the bottom that can work well for British/Russian warbirds, it also has alot of HAT's buttons two dual stage triggers one that can flip up, there are only a few select aircraft that have more buttons or HAT's but they can't be bought easily except through Komodo sims & places like that, they are arguable if their worth the price.
TI’m super happy with my WW F-16EX
G@pinksht thank you very much for the infos.
Y@gtwgo also take a good look from the beginning of the showcase section. There is a lot of useful info there.
GThanks im looking.
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AAm I correct in thinking that TM/VKB/Winwing have 20 degrees of throw and Virpil (Mongoos) has 18
ABTW if someone was theoretically thinking of ordering limiters, are the throw specifications 0 to X/Y or -X/-Y to X/Y
WYou mean in the CAD project?
Ateh VPForce order page
Wah, you can just say 15deg left/right, 10 fwd, 20 aft for example
Wit's throw "from center"
Ayeah I think that's how it usually goes
Awhen I was digging stuffs for the manual I ran into 44 degrees somewhere so I just wanted to make sure
W44deg would be the total range
Ayes
AI think everyone pretty much usually states the 0 - max range, so using that makes sense
Aand I think TM/VKB/WW are 20 and Virpil 18
ASo
AI have basically mangled some kind of a structure to sections 1-4 of the manual
AI have also added some incoherent stuffs to 1-4
ASomeone else has done lots of stuffs for 3.1 and 3.2
AThe way these things work is that now everyone rushes in to fix my things and add new stuffs and I no longer need to do anything
Ago and do it
WI enjoyed reading your stuffs btw, just now finished updating the formatting 
WI'll pin the WIP User Manual link:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YL5DLkiTxlaNx_zKHEYSs25PjmGtQ6_WZDk58_SGt8Y/edit?usp=sharing
If anyone wants to contribute, feel free to request edit access.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YL5DLkiTxlaNx_zKHEYSs25PjmGtQ6_WZDk58_SGt8Y/edit?usp=sharing
If anyone wants to contribute, feel free to request edit access.
Google Docs
VPforce RHINO FFB (draft) User Manual Version X.X MM/DD/YYYY Table of Contents 1. Welcome 1 2. Getting Started 3 2.1. Technical Specifications 4 2.2. Physical Setup 5 2.2.1. The VKB Adapter 6 2.2.2. The WinWing Adapter 6 2.3. Initial Connection and Updating the Firmware 7 2.4. Installing ...
DThe winwing orion 2 has 17°
DVPC MongoosT-50 Gimbal (+15°/-15°)
VPC MongoosT-50CM Gimbal (+16°/-16°)
VPC WarBRD (+22°/-22°)
VPC MongoosT-50CM Gimbal (+16°/-16°)
VPC WarBRD (+22°/-22°)
DVKB Gunfight (+20°/-20°)
Aok I only know the libra
Ais the mongoos really that small?