Umm, that a chinese yak52? Looks closer to 18 tho.
Umm, that a chinese yak52? Looks closer to 18 tho.
IDeveloped from the Yak 18
IFaster , more fuel and a bit more refined than the Yak52
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EIs there any information regarding the WinWing adapter? I have winwing grip I want to use. I also want to have extension piece. Therefore, some info would be required... Is it merely mechanical adapter or also electrical?
C4 Rhinos shipped
WIt's a mechanical + electronic adapter, so you can use either WW or TM/Virpil extension
EDoes it change the height of the Rhino?
RIt does yes. Looks to be about 37mm it adds in height to the grip.
Roh snap I'm pink now 
D61 to go! Woohoo!!
Pthere can be only one Pink!
Pyou can be salmon red
BWoa, it seems i just jumped up 70 spots in the cue
Pthis is one of the nicest monstertech mounts i've seen where it has a foot like that. im gonna use that on my winwing.
DAh mostly all parco parts, ill upload the .pdf for parts reference when I get a chance that I got from @ramasurinenmikejohnson
DThe only monster mount part I was forced to buy was the expensive conversion mount kit to table bc the one part I could not source was the top plate, so I bit the bullet and got the kit. I will most likely add 5 inch parco leg pole, one more foot, and two angle brackets to support the weight.
DWhat's great is that it's a simple setup that I can put up quickly and take it down ... All with one clamp AND I dont have to cut a hole in my chair bc the stick fits above the base. I use pads and a HF8 haptic seatpad to push me forward a bit. Works perfectly in a nice comfy bucket seat racing gaming chair like posted.
DI do racing, flying and FPS in VR with minimal space in a tiny childs size desk. Its great.
Pthe monstertech extrusions are pricy for what they are, but what I can say they are way more accurately finished and seem to be higher quality than most of the other extrusions. also those bessey clamps are also very solid. their extrusion anodizing is also better i think. but you can build it far cheaper and source the parts yourself too.
Pwould VPforce be interested in making FFB Flight Pedals?
But dual use so they can be used in Flight sim as well as space sim.
But dual use so they can be used in Flight sim as well as space sim.
Pthere are rudder ones, but I'm talking about FFB on the Toe brakes as well.
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My first impressions of the Brunner CLS-E MK II Force Feedback Rudder Pedals. Do the Brunner CLS-E Rudders Pedals really give you the feedback you’ve been missing from your flight simulator?
In this video I go through what you get in the box, some basics about the rudders pedals themselves and my first-time reactions flying them in Microsoft F...
In this video I go through what you get in the box, some basics about the rudders pedals themselves and my first-time reactions flying them in Microsoft F...
Psomething like this, but with FFB on the Toe Brakes too.
Pit might seem irrelevant but Toe brake FFB combined with rudder pedal FFB would give a level of immersion and feel of a real aircraft where you can feel as it interacts with everything else, and you can accomplish it with a belt drive that rotates a stepper motor, the same as with the FFB joystick.
PEspecially with takeoff/landing on smaller planes without autobrake.
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AIt’s possible. You need I think 1 of the the large motors and like some vkb rudders or the mfg crosswind. There’s a bunch of people around here that have done it
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NThe pedal axis is the easy part. But even the smallest BLDC motors I've seen (28mm), which aren't available from VPforce, would be extremely challenging to design into the brake axes.. and even then, I doubt they could provide enough force to make a convincing hydraulic brake emulation.
DIn case anyone is using a Rhino with a DOF Reality motion platform, here's how I did it with my H6.
The available space is quite restricted, but it just about fitted in front of the seat on a small platform above the main spine. I fitted that on a pivot so that I could swing it forward when climbing on or off, as I'm an old fat slob !
Here's a youtube video of me turning it off and exiting the rig.
https://youtu.be/txLq3Z4NVnM
The available space is quite restricted, but it just about fitted in front of the seat on a small platform above the main spine. I fitted that on a pivot so that I could swing it forward when climbing on or off, as I'm an old fat slob !
Here's a youtube video of me turning it off and exiting the rig.
https://youtu.be/txLq3Z4NVnM
AI didn’t even think about that, but coming from IRL flying I don’t think that the “brake emulation” for a hydraulic feel couldn’t be solved by dampeners on the toe brakes?
原The thing is, I don't think real toe brakes normally provide any "FFB(control loading)", no? Force is the thing that common flight sim rudder pedals really lack... if shake is needed, IMO "toe shaker" or even buttkick is the way to go
ALike unless you have bad pads you’re not really feeling anything more than what a traditional damper in like a sim pedal couldn’t achieve
ANow for rudder that’s entirely different. But toe brakes - you’re simulating hydraulics that would have no “force feedback” — dampening rods or if you wanna get freaking wild…you can use small slave cylinders for a manual transmission behind the toe brakes for a real Hydraulic feel. But yeah…
NI dont disagree.. was just responding to the OP bringing up the brake axis.
AI was actually responding to the op to I just woke up and happend to read yours last lol I was adding to what you were saying
AFigured he’d read the entire conversation 
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lolNmaybe we all need more coffee
A@breadagon here you go. We were having our own conversation for you ^^ 
Nit would be cool to get some sort of hydraulic feeling on the brakes though.. the flat spring feeling is not very satisfying and its impossible to judge how hard you're really braking since it doesn't get harder to push the harder you push
AI dont know how big into sim racing you are or anything like that but there are companies that make brake and clutch pedals with master cylinders and resiviors to put DOT3-4 brake fluid in. You actually have to service the fluid every so often for moisture and such. Really cool idea. Now I’m sure those could easily be rigged to some good rudder pedals. I dont know if you can get like huskvields cylinders and a replacement and use those or found like a clutch slave cylinder from like a Honda fit or something real small and build up a hydraulic system for the toe brakes.
Nin driving, where braking is everything, it makes sense to go through all that trouble.. for flying when you use your brakes for about 10 seconds each flight... not so much (But it would be cool all the same)
AYeah I was thinking for flying or rudder pedals if you could get just one cylinder and attach it via a rod to both toe brakes cuts down on cost and maintenance. But honestly keep the caps on and the amount of flying honestly probably once every 2 years you’re bleeding some fluid.
Nmaybe I'll just shove a couple squish-balls under the pedals that get compressed when you push on the brakes 
AAnd it would take maybe 10 minutes lol
AAyyyeeee off to the pet store I go!!