Hmm, I'm not sure if I can feel the uncoordinated turns in DCS with the Rhino + TelemFFB. Which effe
Hmm, I'm not sure if I can feel the uncoordinated turns in DCS with the Rhino + TelemFFB. Which effect was this? WIP version?
WThis effect is currently in msfs only
RAhh ok - any plans on porting it over? I'd love to try it out 
WYeah def will be added to DCS
RWoot!
RI just saw the updated firmware message - what is adaptive recentering for springs?
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Nso many new capabilities to explore!!
RWow, awesome. I have the old "Don't fix it if it ain't broken" habit, but I need to try out this feature! Thanks Walmis!
Awhat is ad... ah
Awell how does it actually work?
Ahaving again installed my mcgu grip I realized that a 600g stick is actually heavier than a 200g stick so adaptive recentering sounds interesting
WIt tries to minimize the error where the stick is to where the stick should be, over time
JA message of hope to all who feel like the wait for their Rhino is interminable: My originally assigned serial number was 219. The serial number on my unit that just shipped to me is 165. I don't know if folks are backing out of their orders because they've opted to go the kit route or just weren't that serious, but either way, I'm getting my Rhino many months sooner than I ever expected.
Asounds a slight tiny bit scary potentially, but I might have to give it a go
RWill this be used in conjunction with the current options to recentering or do those need to be unchecked?
WHere's a little comparison
RNice
Ahave people who tried the new version checked back or have their computers exploded?
RExploding what happened to you? @walmis do we need to install over the top of the current software or uninstall the current software, and reinstall the new version?
WYou can extract it somewhere and run it as usual
Ffor DIY what motor size are most going for for a joystick base?
P
Aunclear since i haven't updated nor am i at home to check -- but i assume you're using like the latest WIP branch version?
A(also very possible there needs to be an update to telemffb to support new rhino firmware too
Pdisregard, I'm an actual moron
PI've used HidHide to specifically hide HID devices and forgot about it.
PUnhidden the device and TelemFFB works as it should. Doh!
Aclassic
WThe Rhino (57BLF) motors are most popular
BAny Quick reference guides on how to go about wiring the shift register.
AI tested stuff with the new centering thing and I can conclude that there isn't a lot of change if you don't have the feature enabled
B@walmis Thanks, guessing the switches are standard wiring with the ground daisy chained
WYeah, you need to connect all switches to common ground an the other terminal to each of the data lines.
BCopy , thanks 
C@walmis does the shift register board accept encoder inputs?
NIt actually makes a pretty big difference for me. I like a medium amount of dampen on the stick so without the new setting it is always just a tad off of center depending on which direction the stick was deflected.. with the new adaptive recentering it always 'finds home'..
RI haven’t installed yet. How quick it is finding home and can that be adjusted?
Nquick off->on test. It is just a toggle
LI like adaptive recentering better with Mi-8, pitch seems easier to keep. I have a 20 cm extension.
ROK excellent going to get installed today sometime and test
JPlease note that the cable between mainboard and shift register is not too long. Had massive problems with a cable about 25cm long. 
S330ohm resistor on data line fixes long cable problems
WThe current revision of these boards have this fixed
BSome helicopters (e.g. Airbus H145) have full-time stability augmentation/autpilot systems that connect to all three controls (cyclic, collective, and pedals), so the pedals are on actuators that lets Otto move the pedals as needed to maintain direction. E.g. in more recent builds of the Hype H145 for MSFS, you can actually see the pedals "snap" slightly as you lift off to the position that eliminates any yaw. (Now that I think about that, I guess maybe there is a reason to have FFB on the pedals after all, at least for some aircraft. Earlier, I posted a "why bother?" note about going to the trouble...)
RThis new update is excellent. Adapt centeting works well.
PI mean, you can trim pedals in Mi24 - so I'd like FFB pedals for that purpose too. At the moment I have the trim on pedals disabled because, well, I'd rather fly manual pedals all the time than have the horrible trim solutions in software... It's the same reason why I never bothered with force trim when I flew helicopters before I had the Rhino. I just flew the stick without trimming at all times. Worked fine, too.
TWorking with Dimitar, the main man at https://simfab.com/ to try and get an adaptor for his DCS Flight Sim Modular Cockpit product for the Rhino, along with my 200mm Virpil extension, which causes issues with the height of the grip relative to the chair (arse), and will let you know as and when I get a finished product and how well it goes, because he is a lot less expensive than Monstertech and only lives up the road from me in Boynton Beach, FL - 65 miles N of Miami.
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