My plan is to mount it to the baseboard I just made for my pit with a cyclic style extension and thr
My plan is to mount it to the baseboard I just made for my pit with a cyclic style extension and throw limit blocks
TSmart I love it!
TThere are some great builds floating around so I love seeing how everybody does something slightly different
SMe too, it's great to see
TGives me so many ideas hahaha I just could never build them all
SMOOD!
Sthis baseboard build I just did is the first time I've had all the simpit hardware hard mounted effectively to its self in all my time flying DCS. I cannot emphasise how great it feels to give a boot full of rudder and not worry about the pedals or seat shifting
TBig facts big facts
TInstead of crab steering (flying) it’s crab seating hahahaha
NI couldn't see how to do it sadly
AHere's a reference pic of the controller board, where the extra pots are wired in, and configurator setting for using them as axes.
TYeah I really love all the things you can do with the pots!
Shere's my scratchbuilt collective, for ideas. https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1145651561578647582/1208895556689076254
NBuild issue resolved. Updating to latest build b407d4d0 should work well now 
** TelemFFB Release **
There is a big refactoring of the code by walmis in this update in an effort to better organize the code. As such, there are some important NOTE's below. So be sure to at least read the first few lines
Several other goodies below that folk's have been waiting for as well.
As always, you can download the latest from: https://vpforcecontrols.com/downloads/TelemFFB/?C=M;O=D or let your current install update itself.
General/System:
- Major code refactoring and re-organization of code- NOTE: Users running from python natively will need to re-run the requirements.txt pip install or manually install the "stransi" python library
- NOTE: The format of the system settings in the registry has changed, thus you will need to re-configure your TelemFFB system settings.
- Distribution structure has been changed. You will again notice some subfolders that contain the compiled python libraries and other supporting files. This was done to aid in reducing false positive malware detection.
- New Global "vpconf" profile option
- Can set the "startup profile" in system settings to use as a default configurator profile. If the profile was changed by an aircraft and there is no profile defined for the newly loaded aircraft, TelemFFB will re-push the global default
- See manual section 4.2.10
- New option to prune log archive zips after a configurable time threshold
IL-2
- Fixed issue where sim constantly sends stale telemetry after crash or in MP map, causing effects to play foreverDCS
- Added basic support and default profile for the F-4E- New "Spring Override" feature to better support popular community mods or other aircraft that do not support FFB
- Implements identical functionality to what is traditionally accomplished with "Sticky Spring" and "Hardware Trim" in configurator
- Supports force trim and hat/button based trim.
- See manual section 4.2.6.2.5
- Add damage effect support for OH-6 and A-4 community mods
- Add basic support for F-4E module
DCS/MSFS
- New acceleration vector based "touch down" effect. Creates a sharp forward force on the stick when touching down. The harder you hit, the more force is applied (with configurable limits)MSFS
- Nosewheel Shimmy effect enhancements:- Fixed effect playing while applying brakes while airborn
- Fixed effect playing while stationary on the ground with a headwind
- Enhanced nosewheel shimmy so the shake frequency is higher at higher speeds and reduces as speed decreases
- Enhanced dynamic simconnect subscription capabilities
- A2A Comanche now uses acceleration vector data directly from the AccuSim flight model. This should fix the long-standing "shifting stick position" issue.
- Requires latest update from A2A (v1.5.0 or later)
V:package: 
RHINO #0537 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0537 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0539 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0539 Has Shipped!
TLooky looky what I see!
HI don´t know why but, mine was put in the queue...#0538 now... Maybe is because the (Backorder) Machined Aluminum Grip Mount Upgrade for Rhino
Anodized ... still waiting no problem...
Anodized ... still waiting no problem...
THaha the suspense is killing me!!
CTomcat pilots of Rhino land, what spring, damper, inertia, friction settings do you have? I had pretty good settings with light damper/onertia/friction for the Apache but it doesn’t seem quite right for the Tomcat around center
BI do love 3d printing, but boy do I hate 3d printing 
WShould arrive tomorrow
HFingers Crossed
Nis this a built rhino only part? Or can the diys also use it?
BIt's the grip mount connector, usually its a 3d printed part, not an issue in an of itself, but one careless mishap switching grips and it becomes useless
Band you can print one if you have the tools, but yea, 3d printing is a pain at times 
Bcurrently printing just one such mount...
NI meant if it can be integrated into a 3d printed grip connector part
NBecause it looks like it would be a real pain if the threads ever get destroyed on a DIY rhino
SAh, sorry to hear that, but another opportunity for me to play my silly trick in the coming days 
(don't mind the wait and delay, it's gonna be worth it )
(don't mind the wait and delay, it's gonna be worth it
)BThe backordered one mentioned is an optional one out of aluminium, I'd say well worth the upgrade.
Balas mine is shipped as a letter mail, which seems to be as de-proritized now it takes 4 weeks where a package post takes three days.
B(stuck in customs for the four day weekend)
Nwas your 800eur price with vat included? Just saw the notice on the form
BNope.
BAnd I get 25% VAT for good measure :S
TYes you need to be careful with the threads but honestly the thread size is deeeeep so it should be difficult to break.
I’ve only ever seen 1 break and 1 that got badly cross threaded by its owner.
Most folks it’s pretty much set it and forget it.
Like anything with moving parts it’s a good idea to check belt tension and pulley bolts every so often.
That’s life for anything under tension and especially under drive force.
Outside that I don’t see many issues with the Rhino it’s honestly been bullet proof the whole time I’ve been on the discord
I’ve only ever seen 1 break and 1 that got badly cross threaded by its owner.
Most folks it’s pretty much set it and forget it.
Like anything with moving parts it’s a good idea to check belt tension and pulley bolts every so often.
That’s life for anything under tension and especially under drive force.
Outside that I don’t see many issues with the Rhino it’s honestly been bullet proof the whole time I’ve been on the discord
TAnd I’ve seen the software update over and over and over so it’s honestly a great feeling to be a user because you just sit back and it gets better and better while you sleep.
TOh and I guess it also goes without saying if you can avoid “hot swapping” sticks that’s a great way to keep the threads working great!
I also suggested to someone previously to use a rubber O ring to take up the gap.
If your stick is scrwed all the way down but not locked.
For me the T50 locked down so no O ring needed and I just made sure it’s tight but not over tight.
I also suggested to someone previously to use a rubber O ring to take up the gap.
If your stick is scrwed all the way down but not locked.
For me the T50 locked down so no O ring needed and I just made sure it’s tight but not over tight.
NI think you're right, I use vkb rev.c so the adapter never comes off the base
NStill would have been nice to have the metal lol
TAlso I haven’t had a lot of flight and fight time on it because I’m always so busy so honestly I’ve kept it low down settings wise…
Maybe under high force and for awhile it can be different.
I’m lame haha
Maybe under high force and for awhile it can be different.
I’m lame haha
BI need to get my stick a bit closer to me for optimal comfort so got a z-extension, and was while fiddling with that, and it's naturally being very off balanced, ruined current grip mount.
NI wonder if it's possible to forgo the grip connector entirely if exclusively using vkb?
NSince grip data is never routed thru the base
Nor just, never wire it
Bwould still like to have it attached to your actuall gimbal
TDamn yeah they make S curves with rebalanced centers because of the off center weight… that sucks I’m sorry man
TI don’t think they can do that with the Z
BI got heated, and started hurrying 
Bstill not as expensive as when my cat chewed over all the usb cables on my Virpil twin-stick and throttle setup..
