DThanks for the reply. So then it's not technically the correct size for the standard PSUs, including VPForce's own.
A
Athe problem with diy stuff is that I have basically no tools and a bunch of limp dicks for fingers
SAnother potential problem with DIY kits is payment method. If it's a Paypal "friends" workaround instead of a straight up business to customer transaction a credit card issuer might decline the transaction.
BDidn't have any issues with my mastercard, no PayPal needed
SVPForce orders are not a problem. Some other suppliers might not have credit card option available.
V:package: 
RHINO #0662 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0662 Has Shipped!V:package: RHINO #0661 Has Shipped!
RHINO #0661 Has Shipped!
Joh man, who is #0666
JAre these also the serial numbers?
BIf its not branded with a pentagram I'll be disappointed.
D. # 0668 = The Neighbor of The Beast
N!remind me
Ayeah, the number is on a lil metal plate attached to the device
Jthats awesome, wish i had that SN haha. Can we request a specific SN if we order 
Ai think assuming it's after your spot in line, maybe haha
JI jsut want #6969
JNI could put special code in for that SN too...
Aover 6000 orders of rhino on the wall, over 6000 orders of rhino
Aseven years later
Showdy everyone, had a look around but I cant find anything.
I'd like to run my rhino inverted, that is flipped with the controls facing forward and the plugs facing me, so i can slide my seat closer to it. I can't be the first guy to do this... is there a tutorial anywhere for this? I didnt see it in the manual either
I'd like to run my rhino inverted, that is flipped with the controls facing forward and the plugs facing me, so i can slide my seat closer to it. I can't be the first guy to do this... is there a tutorial anywhere for this? I didnt see it in the manual either
N1.) Flip it around
2.) Toggle the inversion check boxes in configurator
3.) There is no #3.. thats it
2.) Toggle the inversion check boxes in configurator
3.) There is no #3.. thats it
Sperfect. thanks
H849 Rhinos to go 
How many are build per Year
How many are build per Year Asome are built and some drop out of the queue so your turn will come
HI will stay in Queue... Decided to order cause I love that thing and wanna have the best Sim Setup.....
H
AYes
RI think it goes down around 100 per month. maybe as many as 150
F!status
VHey @Fr4Ged,
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0661 on 2024-08-08
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 207 days, median is 208 days, max is 437 days
638 Rhinos are shipped in total
So the last Shipped RHINO is #0661 on 2024-08-08
Average waiting time from preorder to shipped is 207 days, median is 208 days, max is 437 days
638 Rhinos are shipped in total
Syeah mine has gone down ~400 in 3 months, almost exactly
Sso that seems about right
Fthat is more about people not buying it than units being made though
Nnumber of actual units shipped since this time last year is around 500 or so. I'd guess the number of reservations processed (purchased, abandoned or canceled) is probably north of 1000.
AQuestion about the TM board for making your own grip to work with VPForce: can you add axis to it, or only buttons?
AWondering about being able to make a stick with a mini stick
ROk, but this is getting a little too real 
TYes, possible, requires an arduino in the grip. Either on its own if there are enough IOs or in tandem with the VPF shift register board. https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1185807510993637386
LHey crew, a quick question regarding the F4 Phantom in DCS with the Rhino and TFFB software, I have also tested this in the Mirage. Ok, so I am feeling forces on the stick with either pitch up or down and also if I roll 90 degrees and then pull back on the stick for a high g turn I experience a good solid force on the stick. I note however that during flight I am really not feeling any side to side forces. Almost like the only forces I feel are gforces on the forward back stick input. Both the Mirage and F4 are doing the same thing. At steady level flight, both air-frames feel very 'slippery' almost like I am just not feeling control surface resistance if that makes sense. Is this normal for those flight models? Any input would be appreciated.
WHey, If you haven't already, fill out the order form - http://order.vpforce.eu - You should have received an invitation to order already 
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[Yeah, the only feeling in the F-4 are bobweights on the pitch axis. The F-4 has a artificial feel system for pitch.
The roll axis has a Constant Spring load. There is no real feedback from the control surfaces.
In terms of the F-4, the overall forces are made a bit weak for use with the rhino.
Best way to solve the slippery feeling is to go to DCS special option and have a look in the F-4 options.
You can turn up FFB up to 500% for roll/pitch.
Mine are set so Roll 280% and pitch 190%.
This all with 95% spring set in VPconfig
The roll axis has a Constant Spring load. There is no real feedback from the control surfaces.
In terms of the F-4, the overall forces are made a bit weak for use with the rhino.
Best way to solve the slippery feeling is to go to DCS special option and have a look in the F-4 options.
You can turn up FFB up to 500% for roll/pitch.
Mine are set so Roll 280% and pitch 190%.
This all with 95% spring set in VPconfig
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LGreat feedback thanks mate, Ok will have a play with those settings
LYou can try playing with Spring force pitch axis in vpconf too if sim settings are not sufficient, here is mine:
LRoll (X-axis) is like that by default
LThis is for Heatblur F-4E only as its feel system is special. TelemFFB can load .vpconf files automatically for each sim and aircraft and I recommend doing it.