WHere ya go.
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WRemarkably simple and compact.
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Fnah. I was fun setting everything up and using it for the first time after waiting for it for 6 months.
VOh nice! I can’t wait for mine
V:package: 
RHINO #0488 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0488 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0489 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0489 Has Shipped!
Sdo their TM extensions feature rotating connector? hard to tell from pictures alone, and the cable does not extend.
SI have them, always find them difficult to perfectly align (kind of depends how the threads catch). but the angle is great for the F16 grip.
NAnyone know the pre order to ship time?
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VHey @Blackwell,
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0489 on 2024-04-16
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 210 days, median is 217 days, max is 407 days
482 Rhinos are shipped in total
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0489 on 2024-04-16
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 210 days, median is 217 days, max is 407 days
482 Rhinos are shipped in total
IIs it possible to increase just pitch resistance? ailerons seems to have more resistance than elevators, so want to increase elevator resistance, DCS warbirds. What setting will help achieving this?
WYou can do this in spring gain mapping tool by making a steeper curve for the elevator axis, but overal DCS controls pitch/roll FFB
IIs that here?
II should go above 100 on pitch? or reduce aileron? should use adaptative centering?
Iwhat about saturation? anything there that can help?
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IOr do I need to do something here?
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WYes, steeper curve means more resistance
SHi guys, I am considering to buy a Rhino. However, I do have a few questions which I'd be happy to get an answer: 1.) I am using a CM3 base with all metal gimbal and extension and a hall sensor. It's very precise. How does the Rhino keep up with this (being mainly plastic and I think it has standard pots?); 2.) what are long-term experiences with precision?; 3.) how loud is the fan, once it's turned on?; 4.) is it possible to vibrate with every turn of a heli rotor.. like 387 rpm? 5.) Will I be happy with it in 10 years?; 6.) is a all metal construction planned?
ISomething like this?
IOr this? Sorry the questions but I have not much of an idea.
WYou can click apply and check the feel you prefer
Wbut yeah, the general idea is correct
IOk, thanks
M- The Rhino does not use "standard pots" for it's axes. It uses a pot, that is programmable to control gain or other settings. The axes are run directly off the motors, which gives them insane precision, on par with if not beyond a hall sensor. 2. I think the longest term owners are about a year, year and a half in, but these things are built like tanks. 3. the fan is small, so it's whiny more than loud, but I've never even heard mine turn on, you really have to push the unit to make it activate. 4. You should be able to set something like that up with TelemFFB. 5. If you're happy when you get it, you'll be happy down the line, I still own a CM3 which I use for HOSAS, and I would never dream of going back to using the CM3 for my main gimbal. 6. Probably not. These things are already beastly in lighter materials, and quite costly. Making it out of metal would increase weight and cost significantly, while providing no real tangible benefit (outside of all metal style martketing. The parts the count (the motors) are of course made of metal.
SOrder completed. Now I'll wait for the postman to arrive! Thanks! 
BIt makes the virpil seem like a cheap toy in comparison.
FThe only thing that might be beneficial to be metal is the gimbal and the small pulley, though only when using the strongest motors.
FAlso to the original commentor, keep in mind the gimbal is on ball bearings, so the 3d printed parts are only structural and I believe walmis said he has yet to hear of one break outside of some initial ones
SI'm not worried about breaking it, but about play over time. But anyway, I'll find out myself.
CHello all, I have the overpriced POS Brunner FFB, off set gooseneck extension, Hornet grip. The Brunner is so weak, it CANNOT hold the stick centered. With the Rhino, it doesn't seem like it would have this issue, but then again, I thought the Brunner would be able to with their falsely claimed "6nm" of force. I put my name on the list to get one.... Also, does anyone know if it actually has force feedback in the Apache within DCS. Before anyone says anything, yes ai am FULLY aware the AH-64D has hydraulics and I would not feel the rotor system like you would in an R22. I'm talking about the ETL shutter or settling which causes the entire aircraft to have a notable shake.....
MThe Rhino can definitely handle heavier grips and extensions. the motors have a lot of power behind them. If for some ungodly reason you needed more, you could also grab a DIY kit with the bigger motors and run those.
For the Apache, @Number481 might be able to answer that, or even add it to a future build of TelemFFB, those kind of effects are generally run through that app
For the Apache, @Number481 might be able to answer that, or even add it to a future build of TelemFFB, those kind of effects are generally run through that app
FDo you mean when you transfer from hover to forward flight? It definitely has that, a noticable amount too
CEXACTLY!!!!!
CIn the real world, if for any reason you start to settle, you have physical cues giving you a quicker response time. In the sim, it doesn't even register till you hit a vertical speed of about 3600
NETL, VRS, Rotor/Engine Vibrations, Ground bump/rumble, canon fire, rocket/missile launch.. these are all standard TelemFFB effects supported by all DCS helis.
What is not supported is any sort of autopilot or SAS following. The native FFB doesn't implement that and there just isn't enough telemetry data to try to do anything like that outside of the sim (like we do for the MSFS Airbus Heli's)
What is not supported is any sort of autopilot or SAS following. The native FFB doesn't implement that and there just isn't enough telemetry data to try to do anything like that outside of the sim (like we do for the MSFS Airbus Heli's)
CI sure wouldike to know that sooner than later while flying the Apache and helping my gunner
FI think it starts at around 10 to 20 knots
Sdidnt have the chance yet but: in a 2 man chopper as a cpg/copilot with the pilot in control will the stick move in FFB?
CAnd that software only works for Rhino right? Is there a way to get it working with the Brunner until my name is drawn on the wait list
FNope, thats the SAS following number481 mentioned
FAt least i think thats what its called, i know that what youre talking about doesnt exist for dcs
COh I don't care about auto pilot crap
CI want all that environmental feedback lol
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