Fcan build a hacked together mount thatll work well pretty easy
Fmight be able to get pallet wood from companies that dont need it
Rno
RI think this'll have to be something to wait until I'm a retired old man lol
RWhen I have my own house
Fnaah, desk mount is certainly possible
RWhat kind of desk mount can support the weight of the big brick, plus it torqueing it around as I fight FFB?
Fone that is supported by the floor, a few people here have made such a thing
Fso in other words clamps to desk and has a foot on the floor
Rdesk mount:PepeLmao:
...floor
Fsmth like that
RInteresting idea but I'm without crafting materials or tools
Fyea its suprisingly doable
Fget a mounting plate, correct size profile, single foot, clamp and a top plate and youre done
Fonly tool you need is to screw in
Rdidn't know monstertech made a desk mount that long
FI think this one used a custom profile
Fcan order them custom size online
RBut with 22° of throw that looks like it's high risk of smacking into the table
Ror mount
Fid try and copy this one
Fget mounting plate from monstertech and other parts online
RAh yeah just saw he added a 15° throw limiter
Fprofiles can be had from multiple vendors, feet and clamp prolly from amazon
RI'm not a fan of a throw limiter tbh. I fly spitfire, apache, f5...i need precision
Ftop plate might be hard to find but a second mounting plate or smth similar could work
Fdont need a throw limiter if you extend the mount a bit
RWorst thing is if I buy this then realize I can't feasibly mount or use it anywhere lol
Fif you have a desk it should work
RThis monster tech mount could get me close though
RI just can't do a lot of customizing and craft stuff myself in my current setup
RMy property is confined to just a kitchen, bathroom, closet and bedroom.
MYou don't need to customize or craft. If you're in the US, go to 8020.net, and order the amount of 40 series extrusion you need (measure from desk to floor, make sure you get it right, go short if you have to), have them tap the top and bottom with 1/4" or whatever you want holes so you can attach a top plate, and then order another, shorter beam for the horizontal, have them cuz the holes to attach the beams together in the horizontal, and I'm pretty sure they even sell the hardware for the mount there. Then get a clamp off Amazon, a plate from monstertech, and see if monstertech will sell you a top plate to go with it. Order feet that screw in and are threaded the same as the holes from 8020, should take all of 10 minutes to build and only require an allen key
Phey m8 with the right extension combo you should be able to floor mount the Rhino, if it's possible for you all you need is a piece of plywood big enough for your chair to sit on with enough room in front for the Rhino to get bolted too, this wouldn't really take up any/much more room than what your chair takes up now.
Phttps://www.amazon.com.au/MOUNT-Desk-Mount-Compatible-Logitech-Thrustmaster/dp/B09B72GCNP?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&ref_=fplfs&psc=1&smid=AYVETSMUPQ0IJ
something like that would also work with an extended 8020 going to the floor to help support the weight
something like that would also work with an extended 8020 going to the floor to help support the weight
MEZA-Set of 2 Heavy Duty Hotas Desk Mounts Compatible with Logitech G X52/X52 Pro/X56/X56 Rhino/Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS/TCA Officer Pack Airbus
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Pthat's what I was meaning
Psry just scrolled through the whole coversation above this already been linked
V:package: 
RHINO #0384 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0384 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0385 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0385 Has Shipped!
OWell, that is exciting!
Ado you remember where you got the " extendable footpads"?
Psorry not my pics click on the Showcase link & look at the name of the person that posted those pics, I think it's his
AAh gotcha, no worries
BThis is the route I went, got it all at 8020.net. Not cheap, though
TZyltech is a much cheaper alternative to 8020.net.
