That was going to be my next question, which setting enables this?
That was going to be my next question, which setting enables this?
NDCS and IL2 have native FFB implementation which handles all of the dynamic stick forces. That specific functionality however is implemented in most or all of the warbird type aircraft for DCS.
FTelemffb should add it for most aircraft in dcs
FThere might be a strength setting somewhere in the configurator, but I'm unsure which and can't check right now
FIf you hover the mouse over an option it should tell you what each setting does though
NThe "dynamic force with speed" is not part of TelemFFB for DCS.. that is handled %100 by each DCS modules own FFB implementation.
FI stand corrected
IThanks , cant wait to try it, stick forces stiffen a lot with speed in real airplanes, and get mushy at slow speeds near stall.
WHas anyone tried mounting the Rhino to the Monstertech office chair?
AYes, I have it center mounted
AWith a 10cm extension
WAny drawbacks? is 20cm extension too much?
Tare there any beginners guides on how to design a joystick base?
MYeah forces of direct coupled controls load up on the same inverse square parasitic drag does
MPlus friction
Iany of you could share his configuration for the apache, please?
INew to the Rhino , fly a warbird IRL , I like the comparison with the Rhino,so far I am liking just spring for the stick forces.
When I add resistance or stuff it just feels a bit weird.
Still early testing.
Any recommendations on settings for stick forces on warbirds in DCS?
When I add resistance or stuff it just feels a bit weird.
Still early testing.
Any recommendations on settings for stick forces on warbirds in DCS?
WWhat do you fly?
ICJ6 Nanchang
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TAre there any photos showing the internals of the VP force rhino?
WThere are a few buried in this discord, but the internals are very similar to the rhino clones in the #
diy-builds channel
diy-builds channel
PWhich email address does the message come from when it is your turn to order? I would like to save this straight away in my contacts so that it doesn't end up in the SPAM folder. It would be stupid to wait so long and miss the chance to order just because you overlooked the email in the SPAM folder.
WIt's from vp@vpforce.eu
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thanks walmis
THi all. Looking for advice on a powered USB hub I can plug 3 Rhino devices into. Cheers.
JI just grabbed a sabrent branded one on Amazon
JWhat’s the 3rd device?
JI have pedals and stick
TCollective
JI’m jealous. I have a VPC collective I’ve been wanting to convert
TMine is home made which I am modifying and adding the VPC Blackhawk grip to.
TDoes your USB have a power adapter?
JYes. Every one of my hubs is powered
JI have 3 hubs
原Hi guys. Just wondering whether 86BLF04 can be used for those opensource rhino clone plans such as https://github.com/mabo1972/FFB-Joystick-Base-Plywood or https://github.com/protomaker964/Rhino-FFB-Clone-3D_Printed/tree/main, if the gimbal are made by metal? thx
F"Requires the VPC motor kit - 2x57BLF03 + USB kit". The clones of the rhino base typically are designed around the default motors that are used in the complete base, but that doesn't mean someone hasn't designed a base to fit the larger motors. I just haven't seen one.
FIf it has been designed for the 86blf03 it might fit, otherwise yeah good luck
原yes I saw that. Just wondering whether a metal gimbal (joystick connector, pulleys, and other mechanical parts) can handle the high torque output(aside from other issues like how to house the bigger motors), as I don't possess the knowledge to judge it or design myself...
FA full metal will 100% handle it, as that's what I'm using. Some parts like the pulley should also be fine from print, and if you use proper material and setting the gimbal should be okay from 3d print as well
原ok, thx!
FThis is a model of my setup, you can open it in onshape.com or solidworks
Assem.zip8.24MB
FAnd onshape is free
原brilliant! thank you sir
BThis is the one I have. Also Sabrent. I've never had any troubles with it at all, and I have a lot of stuff plugged into it. https://t.ly/X0PVU I'm not sure why they did this, but there are two pushbuttons on it that each allows you to turn off 6 of the ports (not sure about the 13th on the end).
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TThank you. Very helpful.
CAny plans to ever build ffb pedals? Also very excited for when it's my turn to order.
Ghes working on the ffb implementation for the mfg crosswind pedals
Ghes pretty much done just needs to figure out a way to sell the kit i guess