I wouldn't say DCS has Vietnam quite cornered yet, considering there is no Vietnam in the game
I wouldn't say DCS has Vietnam quite cornered yet, considering there is no Vietnam in the game
TPlane wise though I think they do. It would be hard to follow the hearblur F4 with a F4 in an IL2 game. Same for other late planes. Purely from a marketing standpoint I mean. That being said I like the mid-fidelity that IL2 GB offers. It’s enough to feel like I am actually flying the plane without being 1000 page manual required or overly arcadey.
AI think the amount of systems modeling would be a stretch for the Il-2 team when it comes to Vietnam era, but there's something to be said about actually having the Vietnam map, themed campaigns and such
TYou won’t get the number you’re assigned.
That’s just a placeholder
That’s just a placeholder
KYeah I noticed. I was originally supposed to get sn 1150 or something
JThey explain why in the blog post - It's a final send off to the IL series of aircraft. The final one served in Korea.
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Nomg kirill
Ni'm still using your quick release mod lol
Ngood to see you here as well
Nwith the lever clamp
OWhat a beauty
OMakes me want to take apart my Mongoose right now!
RI have an complete extra grip housing that VKB sent me because my paint was peeling. Temped to have it done like that
Nyou should! If the cost factor works out where you live
Nmy goal is to represent the classic cockpit colours best I can
NSo if vkb releases a SCGU, I have to get that one done in light grey
CWhere can I find this mod?
Njust a lever clamp with the same thread as the grip fastener screw, i linked it somewhere hold on
CThank you!!!
RWhat??? I want it hahahahaha
RHow can I have one of these?
DMoza Pre-order site is up. 549 for the base and 169 for the stick.
ASo they are not waiting for FS2024. Wonder what their software looks like. Must have been developed before they even knew MSFS would support it.
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BMakes sense to get units out and start to work out kinks in the software etc a bit before the launch frenzy of 2024.
MSoftware looked decent in the vid I saw, with toggle buttons for Direct Input or Telemetry, and separete pages of sliders for each
DI would like to advise everyone to buy Moza and clear up the Rhino list for me 
AI like the Winwing base design better. Slimmer between the legs. Anyway, I am in too deep already, VPForce DIY is pretty much decided.
V:package: 
RHINO #0600 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0600 Has Shipped!V:package: RHINO #0601 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0601 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0599 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0599 Has Shipped!V:package: RHINO #0602 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0602 Has Shipped!RWhere can I get this connector?
BI believe it’s £599. £599 = $641
BIt seems weird, I heard $550, and €599, My best guess would be they assume tax on the Euro value, but it its quite weird as there is almost as much variance in the EU VAT as there is between sales tax in the US,
JMOZA Sim Racing
Experience unparalleled realism and immersion in flight simulations with the MOZA AB9 Base, featuring dual 12Nm servo motors, MCLS force feedback technology, a high-resolution encoder, and aviation-grade aluminum alloy construction, compatible with leading flight sim games.
J$549 usd
JThey only want $170 for their grip
JInterestingly, I don't see a pre order up for their throttle
JBut they do have a module that adds twist (z axis) while also extending the length by 97mm https://mozaracing.com/product/moza-z-axis-module
THow much for the twist adapter?
TMany hardware teams work with MS (or whoever) long before a game is actually released.
NSomehow I have my doubts about "constructed from aluminum alloy" at $550
Nsounds like a warthog type deal, aluminum on the visible parts
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JI simply linked to show the USA price since people were curious
Jcompared to EU price
AI'd be curious to see someone do a tear down once it arrives
CHow do we think the Moza base will compare to the Rhino?
