The Apache is the first module where the "Rudder trimmer" option is more then a checkbox in special options. I wondered if the Rudder in the real chopper is also trimmed to a new center position when using the Force Trim Release button?
Very few helicopters do. Unfortunately in DCS the βFFBβ settings for the pedal trimmers does not behave properly when enabled. Why they even have the setting, IDK since DCS doesnβt even support FFB pedals. Butβ¦if it behaved properly, it might be possible to emulate moving pedals with autopilot.
Thanks! Good to know. A force trim function that workes properly in DCS with a helicopter would have been the most important reason to invest the money and work in a rudder mod for me. You saved me money and time!
the reality of it is though, that once the pedals automatically switch between spring and no-spring mode.. you don't really need force trim for the pedals. No, the pedals won't move with autopilot, and no, they won't move with pedal trim input, but they stay where you put them.
Jump into a FW aircraft though, and they are back to having springs..
But if you only fly helos and have a damper mod on your pedals.. you won't gain much today by moving to FFB pedals (even though the dampening is superior to a motorcycle sterring damper)
The main pulley, the gear arm / gear mounting plate and, as you have already described, the throw limiter are probably the elements from 3D printing with the highest load. What material, process and filling level did you use to have this made?
Currently using a gen3 openwheeler setup. Only have flight atm, but considering breaking in to racing in 2024. Their rigs can be set up to (relatively) quick swap between multiple setups
I plan to invert my racing pedals and raise them higher than they currently are (I have rudder pedals mounted on a frame I added to the bottom of my cockpit underneath the racing pedals, then I just slide the racing pedal plate backwards to use them) so that I have access to both at once, but since it is entirely DIY with no real reference I'll basically need to get every part cut to custom lengths and figure out every piece I need.
I also plan to modify left cockpit arm that will mount my throttle and control panel into a door so I can open and close that for easier access to sitting down.
Lastly, I plan to diy some sort of floor shroud around my center mounted Rhino base so I don't accidently hit it with my shoes getting in and out
Anyone here with a Next Level Racing Military Seat?I just received it, and I am collecting ideas for mounting the Rhino in it. I would prefer to mount the Rhino without extensions
I just installed mine in my rig that I received for Christmas. I will be following to see what suggestions people have. I am planning on mounting mine to my QR4Rigs mount, the same one I am using for my Virpil CM3 base... hoping that works.
Can you drill a hole here and attach a base plate large enough for a ? I know, it looks too small to be stable but I don't see any other way to mount a Rhino into this rig right away. Not without making several new parts out of wood or metal.
I'd design and 3D print a mount Fourgrinder. Is that not an option for you? My rig is different from yours and an easier problem but that's what I did for mine.