There's no way to do that easily. When you order the Rhino, you can ask Walmis to have a custom joys
There's no way to do that easily. When you order the Rhino, you can ask Walmis to have a custom joystick socket angle, like 20 degrees to the left.
DBummer, I have already received my Rhino.
DBuyer's remorse.... someone may get a good deal on a nearly new Rhino if I cannot figure this out.
WYou can change the head piece to a rotated one - I can send you the stl to print or I can send a ready made one.
DThis is fantastic! I would like to order a ready made one, I do not have access to a printer.
WHow many degrees?
W15, 20deg CCW ?
D20 degrees CCW.... I am right handed.
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CI wish I had a rhino
CI’m going to be saving up my allowance for it can’t wait
CI’m at 400$
Fif you reserve it right now you will have the money in the time you are able to order 
BThere's like a 12 month wait so might as well get in line.
RImportant question, are there plans to expand and increase output in the near future?
RBeen on the waiting list since early August and I'm sure there's a big line behind me too. Demand is pretty huge and there's a lot of potential to capitalize on it
FIf you have a 3d printer or other diy capability I'd recommend making a diy kit. Walmis has expanded his team recently and pace has quickened, but it still seems to take a while
RI'm also waiting (or well, I suppose waiting to add my name to a waiting list) for an MFG FFB kit I think I've been hearing rumors of
RFeedback on pedals is a big part of helicopter and warbird flying especially as speed increases or you get thrown into a spin/stall
RAnd I kinda have a theory that the lack of feedback on pedals (and stick too but most ppl think of their stick when it comes to FFB) is a big part of why spin recovery in DCS is so much easier than anecodotes seem to suggest. We let go our springed devices and they all center up. Let go of the pedals and stick of your bird in a spin and it probably will end up flopping with the wind, making it worse.
DI may have to invest in a 3D printer. 
SHaving a 3D printer and being good in 3D CAD is life changing
DI honestly did not want to go down that road.
SYou don't have to, many people can do it for you
B
BAlso, think I read a dead serious post on r/3dprinting of a guy who spent 6 weeks designing and another 3 solid weeks of printing to design.
A door stop.
A door stop.
SI used dial indicators to calibrate my 3D printer as if it was a CNC mill
SOnly a couple of cubes to get really good results
Pgot the email that my order is coming up, should I get a throw limiter adapter? I'm a newbie at DCS and mainly fly the F15 badly lol
Palso using Virpil Alpha Prime directly on a CM3 base currently mounted to my desk with a monstertech mount
IHi, I am wondering if will be possible to somehow know the force applied to the motor by the user and use it as a value (Force sensitive device) this could be great for use as in the F1-16 pedals.
BI opted to skip the limiter, its also something you can have 3d printed close by anyways if you want.
And so far I dont feel the need for one still, as I'm not using an extension.
By stock the rhino behave as if it has about a 10cm extension compared to other gimbals.
And so far I dont feel the need for one still, as I'm not using an extension.
By stock the rhino behave as if it has about a 10cm extension compared to other gimbals.
PThanks for the help!
DI have not felt the need for a limiter yet, but I will sure look for one sooner rather than later. Without an extension, the throw is quite good, but I have a part of my rig where the forward throw can bump into the rig itself.
BOne reason I opted to skip is i have an old 3d printer i could dust off and try out a few so i have options there.
BI used to have a font panel with cougar mfd's and the winwing panels, but I just removed it completely and I have no real idea how to get it up in a suitable fashion.
DI have the TM panels plus a F-15E UFC.
Pgood work m8 keep at it, you won't regret it, it's the single best investment I made for flight sim'ing, the difference between this & something good running cams, springs & dampners etc. is imho even greater than the difference between one of those bases & a logitech 3d pro. Also if you fly heli's then again imo it's even more game changing, warbirds benefit the next most followed by fbw. Good luck with the saving & keep at it!
CAlright that’s the plan I finally got a good pc to run vr for once
COnly problem is I use Hotas mounts on my desk I don’t think the huge base will support it
Pppl have used the desk mount by adding an additional bit that goes down to the floor to support the base
Pjust a piece or aluminium t profile that extends from the bottom of the base mount to the floor, taking up the etra weight
CShould I hop on a waitlist I’ll probably buy it next Christmas cause it takes me a bit to get all that money
CHopefully lawn mowing pays well
CDo you suggest getting the DIY build ? Is it hard?
EIt all depends whether you can allocate time for it. Not hard but can be time consuming. You might need access to 3d printer too
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MWhat F-15 Ufc are you using
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FYou can find the amperage to the motors in the configurator, but I'm pretty sure you'll have the same issues as people trying to make fss sticks
