I mainly fly the Harrier and have kept just the standard profile but I did add end stops at 90ish %. I have also reduced the max amount of deflection needed for roll because I have a VR pit and it will interfere with my nozzle lever and leg.
sorry if wrong channel - am i required to make the purchase when my turn comes around? like if something happened and i suddenly can't afford it, what's my recourse?
talk to walmis about that, I'm sure if it's only a short term thing he might accommodate. You will have a decent amount of time to save & you should get a good idea when your number will be coming up, you could always ask someone to swap out with a lter spot in the line?
I actually got them off of Amazon a few years ago. They don’t seem to be in stock very often though, but you might have some luck getting them direct from the manufacturer: https://www.peingear.com/product-page/pein-s-pedal-mount
Introduction to PEIN Pedal MountThe PEIN Pedal Mount is designed to hold racing wheel pedals in car games securely and rudder pedals in airplane games. An essential tool for gamers looking to enhance their gaming experience by providing a stable and precise platform for their pedals. Durable Construction and Features of PEIN Pedal MountPEIN peda...
i had a quick question, if anyone happened to know the answer. for the DIY or in general, is there an answer for how or if the rhino homes/calibrates? trying to figure out if it is able to self-centre after being powered off for a while, or if it needs to re-run a homing routine to find a limit for X and Y
so i assume that you set min/max for X and Y, and those values are stored, but after a power off and you move the stick unpowered, does it need to home first before use? most of the videos i see of it being powered just go to center, but im assuming the board is remaining powered and it hasnt lost its positional data
@Bird*dog after looking at the website it looks like u have a older version of the pedal mount that they sell would you be able to give me some photos of your mounts i would like to see how they are constructed
im sure i remember @walmis posting about this not being a problem a while back when i got my kit, im aware there are "single throw" absolute encoders that can rotate multiple times as part of their entire throw, but i think i remember it being a software fix or something
If your system allows multiple rotations you should make sure it's within the correct rotation upon startup(ie if one rotation is 10° movement it should be within 5° either side of the center)
Just finishing up the order form @walmis, do you know if the VP Force mounting plate fits the Rhino FFB base? Thinking the plate might fit the NLR sim seat I have. Thanks again.
Hey guys, I'm about to 3D print my throw limiters (found in the knowledge base section) and was wondering, what is the native maximum throw in degrees for the Rhino?
Also, @walmis I just want to say thank you for finally giving us a good force feedback stick that blows the MS FFB2 out of the water in every way possible. I've got #0022 and I absolutely love it.
On a different note, I feel sure that the software throw limiter generates substantially heavier pull than DCS aircraft when I set everything to max. Is there a way to get DCS aircraft to truly use the Rhino to it's true potential? I confess I haven't yet read the WIP manual, I'm buried in projects right now.
I just completed a DIY build from Protomakers guide and plans, which I found to be excellent, and it looks like the site you posted from Gadroc has a few changes to the gimbal components and the addition of screw inserts, but is very similar, and he recommends following Protomakers guide: https://github.com/protomaker964/Rhino-FFB-Clone-3D_Printed?search=1
3D print files, parts list and instructions to build a DIY version of the Rhino FFB Stick base using the VPForce motor kit - protomaker964/Rhino-FFB-Clone-3D_Printed
I swapped my base so instead of the red button being toward me, it is now to the side, effectively bringing the joystick base closer to the seat (my bum). I then swapped X and Y in DCS, but now the force trim does the opposite of what I want. It places the trimmer where the stick is, but on release does the reverse of what I want. Is there a fix for this or should I just go back to where I started with the big red button facing backward toward the chair?