TWe do the best we can with what we have 
BIsn't dumb if it works, and I can't see it in VR anyway 
VThanks a lot! Again, another great response to my question!
DI think the NLR chair is pretty comfortable…. the problem I have is the mounting required for the rhino in my rig places it right next to the front of the chair so the cutout does nothing for me…. joystick wise. I did mount a Total Controls ejection handle in the cutout so it does have some usefulness.
BI swear the Boeing pit was designed with not much other than the tm warthog and TPR pedals, they somewhat can fit others, but thats mostly because of how standard the tm mounting solution is.
Anything apart from the that needs some micking about,
Anything apart from the that needs some micking about,
DI have just the NLR chair… it is mounted to a DOFReality P6 rig.
DIt is the same with the DOF P6, need to be resourceful.
LApply also does the trick but it's volatile and reverts back if you turn your Rhino off
F@walmis
Ftho im afraid hes gone to sleep
Zat least the ping doesn't work
NI guess you know you’ve reached some threshold of popularity when bots start finding and spamming your discord server
HThe ultimate challenge: sell stashy2939 a Rhino 
The's probably in the queue already
V:package: 
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RThe chair isn't great out of the box for center mounts but you can do a lot with aluminum extrusions
MThanks! Shall give it a try - 1)so if I wanted to save my current settings assume I just hit export then make the changes to force trim and hit save settings? (Which saves these to the device even after rebooting?)2)so is this save settings required if u change other settings such as friction?(had assumed when u changed settings such as gain and spring force these would automatically come through on the stick without having to save anything)?
L1) Export is for saving to a file (which you can later import)
2) Yes always hit Store settings if you want to keep on using them
2) Yes always hit Store settings if you want to keep on using them
Mthanks - but just to be clear if you select or change a setting in the settings section such as hardware trim or friction - do you always have to store settings for it to be applied onto the stick? (what prompted this discussion was that I had selected hardware trim in the software settings but it wasn't showing up in DCS - perhaps because I had not hit the store settings button to upload it to the stick?)
HMight be a strange question, but any drawbacks or positives in adding a 20 cm extension? I used it on my Virpil CM2 base. I’m rearranging my mounting, and now have the possibility to use the extension. Still not sure it’s worth the hassle. Anyone with experience? I mainly fly in DCS, both helis and planes.
AI have no experience on that, but 20cm on top of what the rhino offers stock sounds like a really long stick
HBase would be mounted almost on the floor - with seating in an office chair.
Nmany people use the virpil 20cm extension or similar, or the z-extension which ends up being somewhere around 120-150mm I think. Of course, the longer the extension, the less force it will be capable of at the grip.. but it works fine with that extension size for most people
HI really want to avoid curves. Had to use heavy curvature in dcs on my cm2-base. But I suspect I need more time with the rhino without any extension first.
HBut you do touch on an important point. The longer the extension, the lower the force.
NFFB is not compatible with curves anyway, so you'll have to figure out how to do without either way :).
RSo in general, extensions are a tremendous value added, especially for helos. Almost night and day difference in my experience.
RI have a 34cm helo specific extension on my VPC CM2 base and it is fantastic
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R10/10 stars, would recommend
DWell that is disappointing. I turned my computer on and the Rhino slammed forward so hard into my "cockpit dash" that it broke my 3D printed TM grip adapter in two. That has not happened before.
Asounds scary
AI broke a VKB adapter with creative use of the configurator and although it was kind of annoying, I kind of think that if something is going to break, adapters are probably the least bad option
DYeah. I should probably get two adapters printed just in case for future proofing.
JYeah I'm definitely keen for the metal upgrade walmis has on offer soon, though that isn't for an adapter
CAny updates on the mfg ffb mod? Not seeing anything recently when I search.
Jit was up for pre order is last news, no word on when it will be out since that announcement
DA metal TM angled adapter would be great!
Fjust had my brother and wife try out the vpforce rhino...they had a fuckin blast!! this technology is soooooo crazy!!!!
Fhad them fly a huey on dcs hahah
MRhino by itself is so large it's like a regular joystick with a short (~8 cm) extension. It also has a very large throw out of the box. With a longer extension, you'll have to install more restrictive throw limiters to prevent it from hitting your legs and chair. So it's a trade off, and the extension is more to get the grip positioned comfortably depending on your base mounting location, than to increase the stick precision.
MI tried mine without extension, and with virpil z extension, and personally I prefer without extension. With z extension I had to install different throw limiter that negated most of the increased movement range. And had to crank FFB gain to the max to compensate for added lenght and weight.
MOn the other hand many people use rhino with an extension and it works for them. 
HThanks for a great write up- MichalK. I think im going to experiment without an extension first for a while.
Fto be noted that you don't have to get physical throw limiters as you can do that with the software as well