DHello friend, I don't have this system but you'll find some pictures of my installation on a classic rig. As far as I know, the NLR system looks a bit like this (??).
In any case, I don't have any movement or flex.
In any case, I don't have any movement or flex.
SWhy wouldnt i? The full throw is to much and the default 50% (11°) on the throw limiter plate is to little so 75 is the happy medium for me
EYou should probably approach the topic with possible extensions in mind
EI would probably keep the original throw without extensions
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TFor me the original throw is perfect.
Then just elevate or mount it to a base somehow.
All win
Then just elevate or mount it to a base somehow.
All win
Rwhat's the height of the gimbal stem coming out of the Rhino?
MAnyone know how to fix (nose up trim aka hat dwn) moves my stick forward
CSo it's reversed?
Mforces fly correct but trim force is wrong
MIf i swap axis in config then force is reverse but trim is correct
CInteresting, what game?
CHave you verified that your trim binding is not backwards?
MLooks to be just south of 95mm
MYes lol. Turns out MSFS you have to unbind your axis and let trim do its thing. Sorry I am a real pilot doing this stuff and just hard to explain. Essentially the software and sim are conflicting on this stuff. Best way I can say it is if you fly and pull nose up trim (trim hat down… stick travels aft, nose goes up) the rhino moves fwd. anyway I kinda found a solution in the support
CNo worries I totally understand, I am a GA pilot myself. But not a software expert, so guessing on double checking low hanging fruit.
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JSo is the lead time on the Rhino still a year?
WCurrently it's about 190 days, but I guess with the other FFB options becoming available this waiting time will shrink.
HConsider a Kit-Build. It isn't really (much) cheaper but much quicker. And it's fun. (...if you're into DIY)
SHey there Walmis, what is the current price for a Rhino fully built ?
JNot a big DIY person, between work and 2 kids I don't really have the time or patience for it.
HUnderstandable.
Ris the Moza not good enough?
RIt’s worth the wait. Not sure how the competition will stack up but either way the software and constant support from developers it’s the best purchase for dcs and flight simming since vr.
CFully agree Rhino is a game changer in flight simming VR was some years ago for me. Using it as cyclic for helicopters and won‘t flight without it anymore.
DNone really knows since none has it yet
Rthat guy does
DWho
CMe....
Dfucking legendary
DHow is the thing?
JNo, not saying that, I just like to have things to compare to. I can tell already the software is 100% what makes the Rhino amazing, just from what I've seen (someone demo'd the Rhino for me). Moza is still working on their own Telemetry FFB stuff so time will tell.
SI just noticed you’re green. You order a kit?
DYeh, should arrive by the end of the week. Im checking the delivery website like every 15 seconds
SAwesome! You printing yourself, or getting the printed parts?
DI got the kit from @SR-FWinger[73]_David
RI'm on the edge of ordering a kit from him as well, but I'm just not sure I have the time and patience to build it myself and troubleshoot it until it works
Jhaha ya, we trouble shoot DCS enough, no need to include hardware
OI'm also in the Dad crowd. I would happily go Moza/etc but I'm not sure about their software for DCS which can be really tumultuous to develop around.
DFrom what Ive got, it shouldnt take too long actually and thats with me being absolutely incapable of working with wires. Like absolutely nothing. I can tune triple webbers for you in like 3 tries but if it has a wire, my brain melts
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Sit went out today. should arrive tomorrow already
DYep, hopefully my mount parts will also come tomorrow
TI’d say most of us here are older Dads with a solid 40-50% of us being former and/or current pilots.
I’ve got two of my own and I know lots of the other guys do too so I get it for sure.
For what it’s worth once you assemble all the parts the Rhino build takes about 5hrs.
So it’s not a “weekend project” it’s basically an afternoon into evening project
It’s super straightforward and actually a lot easier than it looks so if you decide you’d rather not wait..
Try the DIY you’ll see it’s not so bad and as you know it’s a great feeling to DIY.
I’ve got two of my own and I know lots of the other guys do too so I get it for sure.
For what it’s worth once you assemble all the parts the Rhino build takes about 5hrs.
So it’s not a “weekend project” it’s basically an afternoon into evening project
It’s super straightforward and actually a lot easier than it looks so if you decide you’d rather not wait..
Try the DIY you’ll see it’s not so bad and as you know it’s a great feeling to DIY.
TLook for my build in the DIY section… I took about 40 pics from every angle and made sure to show every single step.
TSee above brother that advice is for you too. The DIY isn’t so bad so if you ever change your mind we’re all here for ya
O473 to go for me. I'm staying. New twins at home, too. No time to so much as think! But I will consider it.
Jhah, so what's the lead time on a kit? curious the difference.
