and promising "universal" compatibility with "all" third party grips and almost immediately walking
and promising "universal" compatibility with "all" third party grips and almost immediately walking that back
Ni want to like moza for their initiative here, but they're just increasingly looking like a second thrustmaster
DI hope this is all it was, and ill give them the benefit of the doubt
DWalmis brought FFB to life, he will bring more to life and we will see if these larger companies can keep up with a single person 
DI laughed when I saw that
DI was like, orly,… only rhino can truly claim this
DLets see what you come with.. oh, you backtracked.. lol
DI truly want them to succeed, but I dont want to be lied to or tricked into buying something and then finding out later it was a slimey sales tactic
DThey are a big company, they know all the tricks
Nmany excited vkb owners were piping up about vkb compatibility this past week 
fortunately for them, walmis is still here to save the day
fortunately for them, walmis is still here to save the day
DSame, though not as for them since I dont give a rats ass about them but that means that potentially I could jump places on the list for my Rhino 
DYeah, I bought the vkb adapter, such a smart idea (connector)
JI give Moza benefit of the doubt because its their entry into the flight sim market, and their sim racing road to get to where they are today has been bumpy but without that perseverance and success they wouldn't be in a position to enter the flight sim market, and the reality is everyone who already knows stuff knows what will and won't work with it (at the very least from a basic will it connect without an adapter standpoint)
And I also suspect they didn't hire a flight sim expert to handle social media and answer questions about their flight sim products, and are using existing staff to handle that stuff, so some mistakes here and there are inevitable.
Regardless, time will tell, and it is only a matter of time, some 4-6 weeks for pre orders, til we see if they can walk the walk.
And I also suspect they didn't hire a flight sim expert to handle social media and answer questions about their flight sim products, and are using existing staff to handle that stuff, so some mistakes here and there are inevitable.
Regardless, time will tell, and it is only a matter of time, some 4-6 weeks for pre orders, til we see if they can walk the walk.
Pwould there be any benefit to using a physical H plate with the software stops too?
JOne thing that could be done for giggles is look at the kitbash ffb shifter, or the diy kit equivalent, and see what is used for those
Obviously the right tool for the job is preferred, but maybe an acceptable compromise on motor type to have something functional for both is possible
Obviously the right tool for the job is preferred, but maybe an acceptable compromise on motor type to have something functional for both is possible
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WIt wouln't fit, there should be a narrow (~10mm) shaft that would fit the H plate
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AIt's good times if FOMO is directed at FFB
FThanks @walmis
TThis guy Rhino’s (or he will soon for sure) 
OI have considered all of them because I'm not very good at DIY. But Rhino seems best still.
AI have no idea which one is the best, but I'd be careful about preordering anything that hasn't been tested properly
AThe way manufacturers report their specifications seems to be a bit of a wild west at the moment and there are absolutely critical factors such as anti-cogging and heat management that can make or break the product
AMoza has a 14 day money back guarantee
ASo not a lot of risk if you want to try
WI guess that's probably if you buy it from a local distributor, not directly from China
WRoundtrip shipping would cost something like 200$+
ATru tru
JHow is this working exactly? Is a limiter plate used, software only, or a combination of the two?
https://youtube.com/shorts/yfft-NoujPw?si=hvZx5bg7jUKJ7mMw
https://youtube.com/shorts/yfft-NoujPw?si=hvZx5bg7jUKJ7mMw
DI already bought the stick, I‘m all in 
ASoftware update he is working on I believe (at least for the detents and stuff, dunno if he’s using a special limiter plate as well tho)
WYeah, it's all software. Detents can be dynamically created and adjusted for both axes, even by telemFFB
Pis this something you feel is up to being released in the next update?
Sthat's a pretty neat use case for FFB that I hadn't considered honestly
SI only have a cheap G29 ish wheel and didn't care to buy a shifter because I'm much less interested in cars/driving, but if I had a Rhino already...
BWould be more interesting to have this for a ffb throttle with detents. But thats me.
Ssome kind of FFB throttle would be neat too, although I would imagine that would require a different form factor
LLooks like the Virpil FLNKR grip has modules like the VKB Gunfighter Ultimate
LNot sure what to think about the single stage trigger though
DHats at least look identical (probably even the same ones)
RI'd love the ability to change out button and have as many 4 way hats as possible and just 2 push buttons
RI hate thet all the grips are going light weight metal. I prefer the lighter alpha grip. Also makes tuning the rhino center point easier than with my heavy warthog grip.
Awell the warthog is exceptionally heavy
一Tianhang's use nylon with CNCed aluminum connector/locking ring (and they have otto-esque push buttons and triggers
Their f-16/a-10c grips are under 400g iirc. excellent choice for FFB bases
Their f-16/a-10c grips are under 400g iirc. excellent choice for FFB bases
NIf he used an analog switch for paddle switch that could double as a brake lever, I would have already bought one of his super nice grips
Nunfortunately, he doesn't
NMight be better ergonomics too as it reflects a newer evolution of the Russian design
NBut the weight distribution might be different
一there is a rumor that he's making a soviet style stick
Nwould be nice if he can make the first eastern stick to actually have triple triggers
