L@walmis
HI .
I received my #order and I’m very very happy .
Thank you so much .
But In the box Is there something forgotten?
Is this the part #Machined Aluminum grip?
HI .
I received my #order and I’m very very happy .
Thank you so much .
But In the box Is there something forgotten?
Is this the part #Machined Aluminum grip?
L
WHi, it's mounted for your convenience 
LHI 
But I don't have the part?
But I don't have the part?
LForget In the box
L
Lsorry to bother you
LYou forgot, I sometimes put the part in my delivery box
L
Khaha 
It's already mounted on top of your gimbal
It's already mounted on top of your gimbalL@Kowalsky
Hi .
I understand now ,sorry with My idiot question
Hi .
I understand now ,sorry with My idiot question
L@walmis
Sorry lol
Sorry lol
LMy brain is tired
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NBelt tension doesn't change how it behaves
NLower spring force will gradually remove the grindiness altogether but that's somewhere below 50%
Nyes grub screws are fine, I'm on different pulleys now but with exact same symptoms
WHow does it feel if you turn the motor pulley without the belt?
Nhmmm I haven't tried with the motors energized yet
NWhen not energized, the motor pulley obviously cogs but some cogs feel bigger than others if you get what I mean
NI have some new 465 and 420 belts coming in tmr but I'm starting to doubt they will change anything
Nwait this is a really good point, I haven't tried doing this yet with the gain turned up
WI kinda doubt it's the motor, but worth to check
HI have the same effect on my MFG Crosswind FFB Mod. Everything goes smooth, unless I increase the gain too much, than it starts to feel grainy. The belt is not slipping though….
HSo I‘m really interested in the conclusion to this issue. Haven’t had any similar problems on the Rhino though.
NIt's demoralizing as hell trying to wade through this alone, lol
NI hate dealing with novel issues
HYes, I feel you. Unfortunately it is hard to remote diagnose a problem. As I said, I kind of know what you experience. I think I had similar with my pedals. For me it was solved via a well tuned software profile.
Nalso pondering whether it's a bad size pairing between both pulleys and belt
NBut then again, everyone following protomaker would have the same problem, and they don't
H@nubbins Maybe it is a bad pairing between spring gain and belt tension?
HI doubt that it is the „kind“ of belt or pulley
HYou could also try to lower the LPFs, that helped me, too.
SHey mates. Anyone here flying chinook on msfs? i am having truble with trim.
Si do not know how to set the magnetic trimm to hold the cyclic in place
Nshouldn't be any different than any other helo in MSFS. Should only need to set up the force-trim feature in TelemFFB. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YL5DLkiTxlaNx_zKHEYSs25PjmGtQ6_WZDk58_SGt8Y/edit#heading=h.jihp5ivlqxj6
Newer screenshot of the same settings:
Newer screenshot of the same settings:
Shmmm i do not see that settings.let me check it fast
Sok my fault i was not switch the tab to helicopter
NYeah, make sure when you load an aircraft that TelemFFB does not have a pre-defined profile for, that you hit the big purple button and create a new profile with the right aircraft type. That is the only way that TelemFFB knows what settings to show you and which effects to enable.
Nwhat do the LPFs do? I haven't touched any of the advanced stuff in the sidebar yet
Nyeah, no problem with motor while energized, max master gain and spring force about 65% spring force
Nit is difficult to turn, but I was able to get it to the same points in the axis and both the outward movement and rebound are smooth
Nit must be the belt or some issue with sizing on either pulley then
HLow Pass Filters. They prevent undesirable resonances with the effects. For example spring gain. Depending on the length of your extension, the weight of your grip piece and the gain setting. The stick can become a pendulum that violently throws from one side to the other when left alone instead of centering...
Or with too much friction, you may feel the stick vibrating in your hand even without moving it, etc.
The adverse effects can be manifold.
There's a LPF for every effect.
First I would deactivate every Effect except spring and see what happens. If you still have the grinding, change the LPF gradually and see if it has a positive effect.
You can always go back to default. If it gets better, re-introduce one effect after another and do the same if.
In general - friction, inertia and so on should be used sparsely.
Btw. can you post a picture of your settings?
Or with too much friction, you may feel the stick vibrating in your hand even without moving it, etc.
The adverse effects can be manifold.
There's a LPF for every effect.
First I would deactivate every Effect except spring and see what happens. If you still have the grinding, change the LPF gradually and see if it has a positive effect.
You can always go back to default. If it gets better, re-introduce one effect after another and do the same if.
In general - friction, inertia and so on should be used sparsely.
Btw. can you post a picture of your settings?
Nhere's the settings
HAny custom curve on the spring gain?
Nnah. I'm not a vpforce config power user 
HUnrelated: Your calibration values are a bit off. I don't think this causes the problems, but it shouldn't go into the negatives. In neutral position the raw values should be around 2000 on each axis.
Nyup, usually is. I've been doing a lot of tinkering with the belts as part of the grindiness issue, so it's a bit off at the moment. Belts are coming in today actually
HI would recommend to remove the belts, set the calibration manually to 0-4096, let the motor center and re-attach the belts. Then do a proper calibration.