Hardware force trim and sticky spring on in configurator/telem, and use the "ffb/springless" option
Hardware force trim and sticky spring on in configurator/telem, and use the "ffb/springless" option (forget the exact name) in DCS special options
Pawesome thanks m8
Pdo I also select override trim in the force trim option in config? thanks
RYes for Blackhawk only
1i know its a little cheeky but im overriding the force trim to have a beeper trim in all helos...
PIf anyone didn't see it, I posted a guide in #
suggestions with instructions on how to get the Rhino working with Mechwarrior 5 -- and if you watch the Limitless VR vid I mention in it, you can even get the game working in VR with a motion rig, haptic seatpad, buttkicker, etc. Extremely unexpected and epic experience.
suggestions with instructions on how to get the Rhino working with Mechwarrior 5 -- and if you watch the Limitless VR vid I mention in it, you can even get the game working in VR with a motion rig, haptic seatpad, buttkicker, etc. Extremely unexpected and epic experience.
Pdual Rhinos would rock for mech warrior
Bnice, I've pre-ordered the FLANKR grip last week 
thanks for clarifying that and good choice I reckon @Pikas62
thanks for clarifying that and good choice I reckon @Pikas62
PI really dig the feel of pushing the throttle forward and back for it, especially because I have torso twist bound to my pedals. So for me keeping throttle solely for forward/backward inputs makes sense. But I would be curious if dual stick worked as well as an input for both of those axes.
SI wouldn't mind using a left-hand rhino in MW5 if it could mirror the legs orientation in its X-axis absolute position. 
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RHINO #0653 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0653 Has Shipped!V:package: 
RHINO #0652 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0652 Has Shipped!V:package: RHINO #0651 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0651 Has Shipped!
CHi,
Is there a way to define a dead zone?
Is there a way to define a dead zone?
VHey @HS,
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0651 on 2024-07-30
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 207 days, median is 208 days, max is 437 days
633 Rhinos are shipped in total
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0651 on 2024-07-30
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 207 days, median is 208 days, max is 437 days
633 Rhinos are shipped in total
SI see there is an exposed belt, anybody experience any pinching with that? Just wondering if its a potential hazard for kids fingers
SI haven't had an issue with it. I think it isn't much of a problem as it doesn't move very quickly, but there are pulley covers here if you are concerned.
https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1212035455764144209
https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1212035455764144209
WWhere do you get them from?
SI don't have them but the post I linked has the files to 3D print them yourself
WAh, I see, I’ve downloaded the latest files for later, I don’t have a 3D printer but I’ll look into getting them made when the time comes. Thanks. 
Mive gotta say
Mit has been so wonderful to perform refueling in the f14 with the rhino
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RHINO #0650 Has Shipped!
AYouTubeJabbers
In this video I do a comprehensive review of the Moza AB9 Force Feedback flight sim base. From grip compatibility, heat testing, newton-meter validation and software, I try to cover it all so you can make up your mind of this is the product for you! The Moza AB9 is a new to market Force Feedback base for Flight Simulation gaming.
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LDid anyone track down the motor that visible @ 8:30 yet?
SI'm so worried moza is going to sour everyone's opinion on mainstream FFB. Hopefully it's just a rushed product and not a lazy one
Jhttps://youtu.be/dGcaVr-4I68?si=MmZXmSwspEaXH7Gw&t=2137 timestamped he addresses Rhino comparison and points out where it is vastly superior (Telem FFB) and where all the various makers will need to really invest in to compete on the market.
YouTubeJabbers
In this video I do a comprehensive review of the Moza AB9 Force Feedback flight sim base. From grip compatibility, heat testing, newton-meter validation and software, I try to cover it all so you can make up your mind of this is the product for you! The Moza AB9 is a new to market Force Feedback base for Flight Simulation gaming.
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AI think the takeaway is:
The king isdead live and well, long live he still!
The king is
AEven ignoring the early hiccups the Mozzarella seems to have (far too many for a product of that cost), it still won’t be close to the Rhino
JYeah nothing really suprirsing
JBut considering it is their very first flight sim product ever, I can be more lenient of its quality.
If it was someone in the industry for years like Virpil, it would be insulting
If it was someone in the industry for years like Virpil, it would be insulting
AI mean, still though
ANot registering additional axes (break lever, mini stick, etc) for a base that expensive?
AThat’s a bit weak
JThey did step back on the advertisement claims of working with any grip
Athe heat test wasn't very thorough
Aalso the surface temperature of the motor (housing?) isn't the interesting number
Aseveral minutes of (not quite continuous) hard pulling does happen if you for example practise dogfighting in DCS
Ahour+ of continuous pushing happens when you fly Dr.1 in Il-2
Athe motors do seem to produce fairly little heat, which is quite impressive, but we don't really know what that means in practise
Aalso a closed design like that without fans might have real problems dissipating heat if you ever do run into issues
Adoes the moza software give you temps and have they said anything about heat protection?
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RHINO #0655 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0655 Has Shipped!V:package: RHINO #0654 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0654 Has Shipped!
AI’m really surprised that there’s no temperature readout in the software
AWalmis pointed out in the comments that measuring heat from the outside/that material won’t give a useful reading, so it’s really a matter of “who knows how hot it gets?”
Asurely the motors have built-in sensors and protections, right?
Xyou never get temp readings on any Simracing bases either tho
JThose never have controllable fans either
Xye i mean, Moza always overheats and throttles force
JAnd most don't overheat from long term use, so the concept of cooling doesn't enter one's minds