and what about the adaptor? is it the one wrom winwing?
and what about the adaptor? is it the one wrom winwing?
Pyou may find when it's mounted & with the amount of throw it's axis have you may not need one, or just a smaller one, sorry I can't give a yes or no
Pnah the adapter to get the WW grip to work on the Rhino base is from Walmis/VPforce
Pso order here
Kah perfect
Pwell ask here
Psorry for wall of text, but a lot of good points about the Rhino
Pcya m8, getting late for me
Knah man i appreciate it
TI have the WW F-16 grip. I decided not to use the extension after a bit of testing. The Rhino plus the adapter plus grip is enough for my setup. The extension makes the throws very big.
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VHey @warwolf09,
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0074 on 2023-04-05
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 149 days, median is 183 days, max is 214 days
73 Rhinos are shipped in total
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0074 on 2023-04-05
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 149 days, median is 183 days, max is 214 days
73 Rhinos are shipped in total
MA10 uses the F16 grip on an extension...
MNot the same grip but close, A10 is derived from it. F-16 grip has a pinky paddle and a 13deg termination at the base. Real Warthog grip has no pinky paddle and the bottom terminates flat. They also have different DMS castles.
F-16 being a sidestick and needs the forward tilt for ergonomy. A10 is a center stick and the grip can't smack the panel that needs to be in pilot reach. Pics directly from Essex.
F-16 being a sidestick and needs the forward tilt for ergonomy. A10 is a center stick and the grip can't smack the panel that needs to be in pilot reach. Pics directly from Essex.
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RHINO #0073 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0073 Has Shipped!
AHi guys , how can I order that ?
SCheck the #
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AOh, that's faster than I thought. I just preordered the base and I expected a waiting time of 10-15 months.
AOuch, I just noticed I gave the wrong mail address, had a typo.
AHopefully a DM is the correct way to solve this 
AIt was the right way. 
GI hope this helps you have an idea of the height with the winwing adaptor (when the Rhino is ready for shipping you can order the adaptor). The adaptor can be seen as these 2 "rotative clamps".
Kyes! this is perfect thanks
TApologies if this already has been answered, but finding old info isn’t that easy on Discord 
How is the gimbal angle/stick deflection sensed? Is it the position of the FFB motor axis or do one need potentiometers for this?
How is the gimbal angle/stick deflection sensed? Is it the position of the FFB motor axis or do one need potentiometers for this?
PHey m8, the motors have encoders inside them from my understanding
WYep, that's correct. No other axis sensing is required, which simplifies design a lot
TThanks! That’s what I thought. I have ordered a DIY kit…
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NOh my, it's a celebrity
LDoes Rhino support DX FFB?
WOf course
TAre there any drawings or measurments of the FFB motors?
Anybody got a good source for timing belts and pulleys?
Anybody got a good source for timing belts and pulleys?
MThere are, I also modeled them and have them as Fusion or step files if you need. Belts picked up through Beidler's Belts (Gates GT tooth, 5mm pitch... HTD belts are more common), small pulleys you can find on Amazon/Aliexpress etc and big ones you can print. I just posted some pics in the showcase channel of the small form factor version (150mm cube) I'm developing into kits to offer to go with walmis's kits.
TI have ordered the 86BLF04 motors. If you have STP files of those, that would be really helpful!
MNo I modeled the 57xxx motors. I am working on a kit for the bigger motors but for now am using a generic modeled Nema34 that's 95mm long I found on GrabCAD for free. At some point I'll model the driver segment walmis adds to them but this is the one I think https://grabcad.com/library/stepper-motor-nema-34-3
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WYeah, it's basically standard NEMA34
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JVPForce Invoice -- I've never been so keen to pay the man. I'm really excited
OHi All,
I’m thinking of placing an order in the next few days but before I do, can someone provide some idea of how ‘smooth’ the force feedback/range of joystick motion is? For those that have tried FFB steering wheels, is the Rhino more like a Fanatec direct drive wheel or like the Logitech G920?
Thanks!
I’m thinking of placing an order in the next few days but before I do, can someone provide some idea of how ‘smooth’ the force feedback/range of joystick motion is? For those that have tried FFB steering wheels, is the Rhino more like a Fanatec direct drive wheel or like the Logitech G920?
Thanks!
RHaven't tried the DD steer wheels, but I have had experiences with MSFFB2 and Logitech G940. Rhino's motor are SMOOTH. You are not going to notice the cogging.
NYouTubeAntti Ilomäki
Remember I don't have a lot of stick time on the Rhino, this is just a first look. Also don't take too seriously, I kind of got carried away.
00:00 Intro
01:12 Can you feel the motors and gears in a bad way?
06:42 How strong is it?
11:48 But does it have endurance?
14:04 How does it actually feel?
16:30 I get all excited as my stick gets stiffe...
00:00 Intro
01:12 Can you feel the motors and gears in a bad way?
06:42 How strong is it?
11:48 But does it have endurance?
14:04 How does it actually feel?
16:30 I get all excited as my stick gets stiffe...
NCredit to @andyhill I think
NHe gets into the cogging feel in the first few minutes
AI don't have experience with DD wheels so I can't really say much about that
Ait's hard to describe what the rhino feels like
Afirst of all, I have never used a joystick where I couldn't feel the mechanism at all and I have tried a lot of them
Ayou can feel the mechanism working on the rhino as well, but it doesn't feel clunky at all
Aall in all for me the total feel of the Rhino, free from the tyranny of springs, is just so different compared to non-ffb sticks that whatever you can feel of the mechanism working just kind of adds to the feel of pulleys and levers working on actual control surfaces
JIt'll be 10+ months before you would be asked to put money down - sooner you get in line sooner you'll get yours and you can leave the line at anytime