Cno way #1234 is kinda close
C
Ait could happen any moment now
R#1150 is closer, hehe
RBut your number is cooler
Mlol
Mthe X Y axis are potentiometers or hall effect?
MThey use the motor's encoders
MWhat is connector type for potentiometers on vpforce board?
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MCan I use hall sensors instead pots? Have pedals on my t-rudder it would be nice if they would work with your board
WYes - the voltage range is 0-3.3V
Mthen its ok, now brakes works with arduino, so i will use them on vpforce
SWe have a detent system now? Did I miss a firmware update? 
S@AndyHill @TorTorden here's a compilation of grip weights for reference:
MCGP 331g,
WW18 428g
Alpha 509g,
MCGU 594g,
Alpha Prime 606g,
WW16EX 613~629g
Warthog 1023g
MCGP 331g,
WW18 428g
Alpha 509g,
MCGU 594g,
Alpha Prime 606g,
WW16EX 613~629g
Warthog 1023g
SPersonally, I went with as much weight reduction as possible, which was the RealSim grip because it also saved me the weight and length of the WW adapter + the angle adapter for the F16 grip.
SBut this is for a side-stick optimised configuration
BAye the RS grips sounds sweet, still €500 for juat the home version.
Kinda of funny its the lightest as its also built to handle significant force for the force sensing bases.
Virpil and tm grips have been known to snap off those after some use.
Kinda of funny its the lightest as its also built to handle significant force for the force sensing bases.
Virpil and tm grips have been known to snap off those after some use.
MThere's also Tianhang, 350g
MI've never seen a report of a Virpil snapping on those (they aren't even officially supported in the firmware), but the TM part that snaps isn't the grip, it's the potmetal neck of the connector
FIts supposed to be a sysyem for ffb shifters
FBut if we can modify the profile, it shouldnt be too hard to make it capable of liftable detents
JI didn't know the MCGP was so light compared to others
RAny update on the FFB rudder kit?
Sah so that's not out yet. I missunderstood the tenses.
Syeah it really is. unfortunately that also translates as a feeling of rather hollow plastic, compared to any other choice in the top range.
JI've not used anything else so far
Aplastic is fine really, I just really don't like the feel of the VKB plastics (only tried their basic stick though, can't remember the name)
AVirpil plastic (mongoos cm2) had a nicer feel to it, but I didn't like its buttons
JI upgraded from Thrustmaster HOTAS 4 to VKB MCGP to Rhino with VKB adapter
JI have had hands on an MCGU MK IV tho, and granted I didn't get any proper use on it, felt like it wasn't much different than MCGP. Main difference being the buttons themselves
JThough to be fair the room it was in was rather warm, so I couldn't really tell that it was metal
Ait's not true metal if you don't instantly hear manowar or rammstein when you touch the grip
JGave me more Sabaton vibes, maybe that was the problem
J
LIf you fly aggressively enough, it doesn't matter what grip material is 
LSaying that I stopped with the plastic MCG Pro because it is light.
BReal simmers beat their own diy sticks out of cast iron skillets 
B
Vmanowar, sure. rammstein I'd imagine the grip to be black rubber latex, and shoots out fire.
BOr sticky white stuff...
AI think someone produced a joystick called Black Mamba a while back
Ayou'd get some interesting search results
BI'm surprised the TMW F/A-18 grip isn't mentioned much here. I have both it and the TMW Warthog grip. I've had the Virpil Alpha and Alpha Prime in the past, but as I've said before "somewhere" I don't like Virpil's buttons and especially their hats. And I do like the additional heft of the TMW stuff.
The Warthog grip is at least 12 years old and has seen a lot of use with zero problems. But then, I'm not a yank and bank guy -- I fly mostly helicopters.
I have a real 1960's-ish era real jet grip, and the TMWs are much closer to the heft and button/hat feel of the real deal.
The Warthog grip is at least 12 years old and has seen a lot of use with zero problems. But then, I'm not a yank and bank guy -- I fly mostly helicopters.
I have a real 1960's-ish era real jet grip, and the TMWs are much closer to the heft and button/hat feel of the real deal.
AA number of people I've seen prefer the tianhang over the realism in many ways
Sit is interesting, I don't have tons of experience with real aircraft, but based on the little I have seen, the TM hats feel the closest to what was in the aircraft
Scan't speak to the actual F-16, etc. grips, but like a GA trim hat was very very close to what you get in the TM
Sit's just not worth the weight imo, for the flight sim application
