Do you have any experience with offset (e.g., extension offset to increase distance between base and
Do you have any experience with offset (e.g., extension offset to increase distance between base and grip)?
HThat doesn't mean though that 20cm doesn't work. A lot of people (me included) use a 20cm gooseneck extension.
PYeah, fair
HOffset is no problem. There are plenty of options to balance an offset or heavy grip.
TIs there somewhere I could obtain an STL for printing pulley covers?
TThanks! Should help increase the odds of the kid growing up with all his pieces lol
TDo these screw down? Not seeing where it's supposed to attach
RWhen using balance spring are you all balancing in all 4 quadrants or extremes of each axis or just so it stays centered in the middle.
9Hi, I’ve got two questions, does the base work with Tianhang sticks, and what the current wait time?
TThe goal is that with all effects off you can move the stick to any position and it holds there. You can also play with the "static force" setting to achieve the desired effect. I ended up not needing any balance spring, but just a bit of static force. It all depends on your setup.
RDid you make that?
HIn fact, I would start with the static force if any balancing is needed.
My Approach is this. Turn off all effects and center the stick dead on the middle of the grid. If it drops significantly in any direction, apply static force until it doesn't.
Now place the stick to the second to last corner on the grid. First north than south than west than east than nw, ne, sw, se. Etc. The stick should drop in the direction you put it with the same "speed". If not tune the static force accordingly.
If you have difficulties balancing or a very long extension/ heavy grip, you may add some friction before starting the process.
After that you can add some balancing spring.
My Approach is this. Turn off all effects and center the stick dead on the middle of the grid. If it drops significantly in any direction, apply static force until it doesn't.
Now place the stick to the second to last corner on the grid. First north than south than west than east than nw, ne, sw, se. Etc. The stick should drop in the direction you put it with the same "speed". If not tune the static force accordingly.
If you have difficulties balancing or a very long extension/ heavy grip, you may add some friction before starting the process.
After that you can add some balancing spring.
HMy approach is that static force is meant to offset any weight imbalance of the physical stick (e,g. due to a gooseneck extension), and balancing spring is meant to help to keep the stick balanced in any position offset "center" position you put it. E.g. by trimming. I maybe wrong, but that worked pretty well for me.
TYep yep for me and my bro. He’s the one who 3d printed my Rhino on his X1
Works great in games and I really really love not just how it looks but how solid it feels when you’ve pulled it and got it in your hands.
Yes it’s two parts: A handle with a pin and a Base to the chair. Works very similar to how they work in real life
It’s basically just an Arduino box using a “breakaway switch” which is the pull pin part.
Here’s the build thread on Reddit and if you or anyone want a parts list or a breakdown (or more build pics) I’m happy to help out my fellow Rhino drivers.
https://www.reddit.com/r/homecockpits/s/XGdfeoICfQ
Happy Flying and of course Happy Ejecting as well
Works great in games and I really really love not just how it looks but how solid it feels when you’ve pulled it and got it in your hands.
Yes it’s two parts: A handle with a pin and a Base to the chair. Works very similar to how they work in real life
It’s basically just an Arduino box using a “breakaway switch” which is the pull pin part.
Here’s the build thread on Reddit and if you or anyone want a parts list or a breakdown (or more build pics) I’m happy to help out my fellow Rhino drivers.
https://www.reddit.com/r/homecockpits/s/XGdfeoICfQ
Happy Flying and of course Happy Ejecting as well
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KThey are attached with double-sided adhesive tape.
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SI cannot get force trim to work in the Huey. The joystick always falls back to original position when I release it. What's the magic to get it to obey the force trim reset button?
ZIs your trimmer mode set to something other than default in the special settings?
NSetup is pretty simple...(telemffb not required but thats the channel this was posted in) https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1230852705593851964/1304566389519945810
Note that this person's issue turned out to be their USB hub. After connecting the Rhino directly to the PC it started working fine.
Note that this person's issue turned out to be their USB hub. After connecting the Rhino directly to the PC it started working fine.
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SFinally got Pilot Trimmer working. This after a lot of fiddling in the Configurator. I finally got the grip balanced with dot in blue circle. Not sure whether that was necessary but now the trimmer button works as expected. Pot#1 is at 15%. Thanks!
T@Sudeebarewhat are the exact settings u used for inside dcs on the huey and which control in the settings did u set buttons for to get it all to work?
SInside DCS as in image above. In Effects:
9What’s the current wait time for the pre-order list?
9Thank you
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FHi guys, quick question: Does anybody use the Rhino with the WinWing F16EX with shaker kit? Is the Shaker somehow also supported by the platform or is it superfluous?
AI had the opportunity to test the Moza Mh16 Grip and would like to buy it. I love the Warthog stick but it wheighs 1.2 Kg. The Mh16 is only 570 gram made of Aluminum. Do you think it works out of the box with the Vpforce Controller like the Warthog as a Generic Grip?
TDon't think it is, I don't feel the need for it anyway.
KYou should know that MOZA isn't very popular around here since they stole VPforce source code for their FFB base software.
HThe weight of the Warthog grip isn’t an issue whatsoever though. I use it, and I‘m pretty sure lots of others, too. So if you worried that the weight would be an issue for the Rhino - you don’t need to.
AIt is an issue when you mount it with a long offset extension on a Motion Rig. Lot of work for the Motors, less agility difficult to recenter the stick with Motion active. I didn't now that they stole a source code. Only talking about the Stick, not the Base since I already build 3 Vpforce Bases. My question is, will the Stick that is compatible with a Thrusmaster Base, also work with the Vpforce controller? If it is forbidden to ask about Moza then sorry about that and forget my Question.
HI‘m using the Warthog on 20cm gooseneck. (No motion rig though)
I doubt that the motion rig would introduce any issue, but I can’t know of course.
I doubt that the motion rig would introduce any issue, but I can’t know of course.
AThat's nice for you but I had trouble with 1.2kg mounted on a 10 cm offset extension with 15 cm height. Force Trim was not funny with Motion active.
A@Kite thank's for that Information, I didn't now that. But other question, I see the last Pictures of your v2 throttle mod, how it's going? Are you done with it? Can't wait for that extra leverage 
Every day I see the last unmodded thing on my Rig 
Every day I see the last unmodded thing on my Rig 
RIf you meant the shaker kit as 'expantion body' for the joystick featured in https://boostedmedia.net/flight/winwing-16ex-metal-joystick-grip-with-shaker-kit-review/
, then it's working fine for me except button 41 and 42. I haven't tried every possible settings/axis though. I use it mostly for DCS. Ka-50 might be one of the module use most out of this expantion.
I agree the naming 'shaker kit' is confusing. I don't care internal vibration motor came with WW joystick niether, while much nicer FFB/telem-effect is going strong.
, then it's working fine for me except button 41 and 42. I haven't tried every possible settings/axis though. I use it mostly for DCS. Ka-50 might be one of the module use most out of this expantion.
I agree the naming 'shaker kit' is confusing. I don't care internal vibration motor came with WW joystick niether, while much nicer FFB/telem-effect is going strong.
Boosted MediaTom Ford
Detailed review of the WINWING 16EX Metal Joystick Grip with shaker kit by Pilot and Flight Sim expert.
KIt's going well, new prototype next week. @Alkman
TIf a stick works on a TM base it will work on the Rhino as generic grip. Read this thread under the functions section and there is some info on trying the moza on other bases. It sort of works but the hats are messed up. https://forum.dcs.world/topic/364801-moza-mh16-review/
AThank's for the Link !
RI still prefer a lighter grip, even on the Rhino. I've used both Realsimulator and Tianhang on a 10cm extension and this was the way to go for me
BThink my virpil grips is like 300gr. And i don't mind thst it isnt form factored to something I fly as i have nearly 40 buttons to bind.
SHello guys how long is approximately wait for the rhino? I will have budget for it the next year. But I am thinking about joyining the que now, as wait time is in months? Or not...?