I read that. It didnt say anything about mounting options other than an option monster tech adapater
I read that. It didnt say anything about mounting options other than an option monster tech adapater
SThe you tube vide is great. Away from pc. Link it when i get back home
Ghow do i get the cad files?
SSeriously?....your mouse not have a scroll wheel?
SYouTubeValmantas PalikΕ‘a
This is a first introduction of the Rhino FFB system that will be available soon for purchase as a DYI kit. This system will enable enthusiasts to build a plug-an-play FFB joysticks with custom mechanics. Contact me for details if interested.
Contacts:
VPforce Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/Y7YmFGHbee
DCS Forums: https://forum.dcs.world/p...
Contacts:
VPforce Discord Channel: https://discord.gg/Y7YmFGHbee
DCS Forums: https://forum.dcs.world/p...
MI don't have any with the connector in them anymore but it's 6.00mm from the top lip to the floor the connector mounts on. Same dimension on Warthog and Cougar.
JI ended up with 4.25mm from top of threads to top of the connector. Seems to engage well and the thread still bottoms out as intended
MSeems a reasonable distance, the connector probably adds something between 1 and 1.75
WThere's a mechanical drawing pdf that has the mounting points defined in faq
JMy Rhino arrives tomorrow
only 4 day shipping
only 4 day shipping
DHappy Motherβs Day guys! Looking for examples if anyone has mounted a Rhino to a DOFReality H6/P6.
KYou sure that's what you want? I didn't think porn was allowed on this server.
JTo be fair, it would only be joystick porn. And I mean, who doesn't like a good looking joystick you can touch and shake, and that isn't just limp but also moves with force?
DI am still waiting on a Virpil base to arrive.
KI get 5.0mm from top of threads to the top of the metal plate surrounding the DIN connector.
Jfantastic! thanks! guessing and checking got me within .75 mm. Thanks for your help
CSo now that my Rhino is not too far away, anybody got any genius ideas to repurpose the MSFFB2 Iβve been using? Besides put a new grip on it and sell it, of course.
V:package: 
RHINO #0093 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0093 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0097 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0097 Has Shipped!
KIts getting closer 
V:package: RHINO #0098 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0098 Has Shipped!
JGoodness. Just pumping them out lately.
JMine is out for delivery 
TSame here, number 98
JI'm 96 I believe
JIt is here 
dropped a buncha unboxing pics and a short vid in #
showcase Feels good to have a nice phone with a decent camera
I won't be able to use it until July or August most likely, still need to get all the necessary extra 8040 parts to add onto my rig to mount it + my other flight sim gear
dropped a buncha unboxing pics and a short vid in #showcase Feels good to have a nice phone with a decent camera I won't be able to use it until July or August most likely, still need to get all the necessary extra 8040 parts to add onto my rig to mount it + my other flight sim gear
PI can't wait to play with this stick, this MSFFB2 has served me 20 odd years , so long my old reliable friend 
CGot any ideas for it? I also have one I need to figure out what to do with too
RHow you going to mount it ? I got the monster tech plate but not sure itβs going to work for my pit. Awaiting a new cable before I cut my cyclic down and install.
JI've got a TrakRacer TR120 cockpit and I plan to add additional aluminum profile to the bottom to create a place below, that I will then bolt the monster tech mount to. If I need it, I'll add additional profiling to have fully support the length of the monstertech mount as well. Doing it this way, + using a 200mm extension, I measured it should be comfortable enough without getting in the way of anything else.
Jπ§°support I think this setup by Vulcan is quite similar to what I want to do. I will have mine further away from the chair mount, and possibly lower (because the frame of my cockpit is deeper being 120x40 not 40x40/80x40)
JMore specifically I intend to get a 4080 500mm long beam to attach to the bottom of my frame
RThatβs more than likely what ill do. But if I could the rhino closer to the floor so I donβt need to trim my cyclic extension as much would be nice. Does a right angle 8040 piece exist.
JYou could emulate a monstertech mount for right angle - have a short piece go down vertically, and have another piece attach to that horizontally
JFor info, my cockpit is raised off the ground with caster wheels which give a good 3 inch clearance from the very bottom of the frame. So I have 3 whole inches below the cockpit frame with which to have 8040 to put my rhino on top of
DI am eager to see how guys are mounting these. I currently have a TM and have a Virpil CM3 on back order. I have a Foxx Mount plate to go from TM to Virpil mount.
DI am assuming the bottom of the Rhino is solid, correct?
Ji have my chair very raised on the chair mount, so from the very bottom of my cockpit frame to the top of the bucket part of the seat is a good 16 inches (or 406.4mm)
JThe entire bottom of the Rhino is basically a monstertech mount at triple thickness
Jpossibly quadruple
Jvery heavy duty
DMight be interesting trying to figure out how to mount it.
RKinda like this
JIf you click to the support channel message I linked they are mounting it directly using the bottom of the rhino, and not the monstertech mount
Joh you mean a 8020 piece at a 90 degree angle
DI will take a further look. I am so far down on the order order that I have plenty of time.
J
Jjust another method to fasten, but this would be 'hidden'
JObviously not as rigid as external bolting methods
RCurrently how itβs connected with virpil. The rhino needs to sit flush on the floor and connect to cross beam Iβll cut and place on the floor attached to bottom
JThe more I dig the deeper I go down a rabbit hole of things not actual 8020 profiling to allow for right angles