When using the hardware trim option, do we need the same binds set in dcs or does the configurator s
When using the hardware trim option, do we need the same binds set in dcs or does the configurator software override them?
WYou don't need to enable hardware trim if the sim supports it natively. It might cause interference.
LAh ok
WHello Walmis,
how much do you sell this type of connector, and is it for a thrusmaster stick? because I am interested in finalizing my vpforce rhino
how much do you sell this type of connector, and is it for a thrusmaster stick? because I am interested in finalizing my vpforce rhino
Lis there a compilation of settings per aircraft that people have put together anywhere
Lthanks, not sure why I couldn't find that channel
SHello, all. Thinking of jumping in and trying to build my own.
Someone has offered me these motors. I have never seen them before. Does anyone have experience with them. They seem awfully small next to the Odrive board.
Someone has offered me these motors. I have never seen them before. Does anyone have experience with them. They seem awfully small next to the Odrive board.
SSecondly, where are the step by step instructions for this build? I have been poking around but haven't found a thread for directions. Could someone point me in the right direction for directions? Cheers.
Sany directions youd find here are for vpforce motors, not those
SThe motors aren't agnostic? I read somewhere that electric scooter motors might be used, no?
Snope, there is a custom board on the end of the motors that talks to the usb board
FYou might be confusing the rhino with FFBeast
FI believe they also have a diy kit but I'm not sure, they do use scooter or hoverboard motors
MSounds good I’ll let you know here shortly
SI think you may be correct, Fierce Fire. Maybe Lazer Wing? I double check. Thanks all for your feedback.
BI think your looking for OpenFFBoard discord.
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WI am running into a strange issue where the Rhino is connected but the VPforce FFB Configurator is not picking it up. The device shows up on the WebUSB Tool and in Game Controllers but it does not register with the Configurator. Everything runs fine in game but I can't configure anything. It was working previously albeit I haven't used the configurator in a while
WI have tried running with Administrator mode and have restarted and unplugged everything but I get the same result
SDoes anyone happen to have the thrustmaster warthog mini din pin out?
IDCS warbirds, aileron resistamce feels a lot more than elevator resistamce, what setting will help make them have equal resistance?
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IOr increase just elevator resistance
WI figured it out after some trial and error. The USB ID is somehow stuck on 2050 even though the default in hardware is 2055. Once I was able to plug to another computer and change the joystick USB device ID to 2050, I was able to connect to the machine in question above. I am not sure why the software is stuck to 2050 on that PC. @walmis
ROn an unrelated note, It warms my heart that after a decade people are still using this. I created this diagram when I first started modding and here we are, building a FFB stick. 
BThink it has less to do with us, than that thrustmaster haven't changed it 
J@walmis I see the same symptoms with my Virpil Blackhawk Grip. Has this been solved? Thanks!
Pfrom what I have seen, firstly of course VPforce Rhino is the best as far as software, support & community etc. but if you are going diy with non vpforce motors then I would suggest FFbeast not laserwing, can't say about current laserwing but from what I saw of it last & what I have recently seen of FFBeast I would suggest it over laserwing, it seems to have decent software & support growing. Though a vpforce motor/electronics kit would be my top suggestion.
SHero! Thanks for this!
BDoes the kit comes with all the hardware to build the base, or is it just the motors and the board.
FIts just the motors, board and usb connector. You'll need a way to connect the motors to the stick (the gimbal) and some way to attach them to your rig (base). There are DIY kits people have designed where you need a 3d printer and to purchase the listed parts, if you use the discord search function you'll be able to find a few.
VWho would I talk to check on my order? I just happened to check the status of my build now but the invoice says cancelled. 
VI’m #0497
VI got an email this morning as well I guess saying my order was cancelled.
FMessage walmis he seems to be understanding of those situations
VSounds good. Thanks man!
FDid you recieve any prior emails before that?
WYeah the invoice has expired, was sent on March 28
VJust an email saying invoice sent but I never received it
VAhhhhhh. How do I go about getting another?
WI'll resend it
VThank you! I was worried! 
VGot it! Paying now! Thank you
N@walmis the bottom nut on my winwing adapter has cracked is there a stl so i can print a new one
SMy apologies if this is the wrong section for this. I’m trying to build a g-seat and the vpforce telem seems like an ideal place to get telemetry across sim platforms. Is there a feasible way for me to export data from VPforceTelem to a usb COM port?
TI’m sure there’s a way to “pass it on” from Telem but that would likely only add latency. The more ideal way would be to pull it directly from the sim in parallel with Telem, instead of getting it from/through Telem. Probably not what you wanted to hear but it would likely be better to do it independently, unless you had Telem directly driving your extra transducers or motors.
SHmm got it. What level of latency are we talking? One potential Avenue could be to make the seat an FFB device and give it the G-effect. (That seems a bit round-about tho.) I’m most of the way to what I need for DCS, getting data out of MSFS and especially IL2 will be trickier
TI don’t have a feeling for what latency it would add but a direct “pull “ would be better. Think of it as a separate thread.
