BThere's no way to take out the current motors and put the stronger ones in?
Swont fit at all
BAh shame. I'm super happy with mine but more power seems better. Especially because I want to fit a real stick grip on mine which probably weighs a ton.
VIs this a thing or bad info?
Smy diy setup uses the 57blf03.. and its pretty uncomfortable at 100% spring to hold at the extremes, even with 250mm between gimbal center and grip
F25 seems quite high. Im running 10lb on a 500mm extension, so 15 or 20 is certainly possible, but 25 is along the limit i guess
Falso, lbf depends on your extension, if you didnt know
NThere's only one original "Rhino" (produced by walmis) which uses the 57blf03 motors. There are DIY designs that use the larger 86 series motors.
F25 NM sounds like it would break the regular flight sim gear or at least the 3d printed stuff 
Fnah, its more than fine
Fbut 25NM isnt the same as 25lbf at the stick
HStick choice - hi all now I have my Rhino mounted I need to make a stick choice, currently I have borrowed a TM F18 and wont be keeping it as I dont like the limited hat options.
I have a Wingwing ViperAce (EX) with the shaker kit and really like it and have it mapped really well in DCS, anyone using this stick on a Rhino ??, does the base support all the hats, buttons and sliders it has available ??
Thanks
I have a Wingwing ViperAce (EX) with the shaker kit and really like it and have it mapped really well in DCS, anyone using this stick on a Rhino ??, does the base support all the hats, buttons and sliders it has available ??
Thanks
TPretty sure it supports everything but the shaker functionality. In order for it to work with the Rhino you will need the Winwing adapter that Walmis sells.
TI have it, it's excellent. The little shaker bit does not work, but you don't need it obviously.
HThanks
BSounds like you need to work out more. 
Just kidding.
Just kidding.
GI'm a bit confused, the 86BLF series https://www.promoco-motors.com/products/BLDC/86BLF%20Series.pdf seems to show different specs to that listed in the faqs pages for the DIY motors. The body length is shown in the faqs page for the 86BLF04 as 94mm, but the specs in the promoco data sheet shows the motor body length as 57mm. Is this the wrong data sheet? is there a typo somewhere? Can somebody advise, as I'm trying to model these parts up.
WYeah some manufacturers have different naming for these models for some reason, try looking up ACT motor datasheets
GOk, thank you. I've ordered these, so the ACT datasheet is what I'm going to get ?
WPhysical dimensions - yes
FWalmis, did you get your FLNKR yet?
WNope, not a word yet
SThanks for these videos! Very informative even just for us still waiting for ours to arrive 
The clicking action on the flip-down trigger sounds great in your video 3
The clicking action on the flip-down trigger sounds great in your video 3
GPerfect, many thx 
RNo word here either. Ordered in July. Canβt wait though.
DYou're welcome! It's really a great grip. Only 1 thing I must do is contacting Virpil for the right Hat. It's moving a little despite the fact that I pushed it all the way in
Fdid you replace the HATs yet? some of them have the alignment arrow the wrong way. lol
DYeah. The extrem right and the "middle" one. The middle one is moving (little but hum...)
But thank you for the information. I must try that !
But thank you for the information. I must try that !
RI'm in Germany and got mine from Virpil in Lithuania.
Fprobably mostly about order number.
mine is no. 22
mine is no. 22
Si have step files of motors here https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1324449671443386459/1324455437642367086
Fare you already using the FLNKR with the Rhino or are you waiting or are you waiting for that grip type profile? if yes how did you set it up?
RI started using it now because I could not wait. I selected the Alpha Grip profile. What doesn't work are the swappable Buttons. There not all positions are recognized or I get double inputs. But for me that is Ok right now.
DSame answer as Gadreel 
. You can check my post 2-3 days ago for more explanation
. You can check my post 2-3 days ago for more explanationDOr my vids
DIn a nuts: if you're ok with less buttons or you're impatient go try this grip 
Fah, just checked your videos.
it basically is the same for me. the cursor controller and the brake axis aren't working at all.
I think I will switch back to the Constellation until Walmis gets hands on his FLNKR
it basically is the same for me. the cursor controller and the brake axis aren't working at all.
I think I will switch back to the Constellation until Walmis gets hands on his FLNKR
AChucks, Iβd kinda have thought youβd be prioritised tbh
PDoes anyone know the height of the Winwing stick adapter , or have a step file of the adapter?
VCan anyone help me with dialing in my Rhino for the F4? Iβm having a hell of a time getting it to feel right.
V!!!
TYouβre aware of the bellows system right?
The phantom doesnβt really fly like a normal airframe but thatβs what makes her special.
The phantom doesnβt really fly like a normal airframe but thatβs what makes her special.
VYea, no I know. Just was looking for help with getting it dialed in a little better than what I have it at now. At least, hoping.
MBasically dial the gain up in DCS F4 special options to something you find comfortable at low speed and lower overall Rhino gain if you find it too stiff at high speed. And that's it. I don't think any other stick special options make a difference with FFB enabled, but I have them unchecked to be sure, and my gain is 200% roll, 250% pitch
MHeatblur simulation of the bellows system does not make much sense unless you have a stick 10x more powerful than stock Rhino, but it is what it is and we're stuck with it
THow is the bellows system supposed to feel? What about the roll?
THaving never flown the real thing or a real plane, I have no idea what anything is supposed to be like. So everything is just what feels right to me. But Iβve also always been on desk mounted spring centering sticks so I always wonder if that makes me biased to what feels right.
MMore or less what Heatblur did, but much heavier overall. The real system works in a something like 0-60 kgf range, so it goes from "quite heavy" at takeoff speed to "very heavy" at high speed. But with the same force gradient that Heatblur copied from the real world, our joysticks go from "almost nothing" at takeoff speed, to "okay" at high speed.
TSounds like then the overall implementation is good like you said. Itβs just that because of the various forces available they gave us the gain adjustments. I understand now. I definitely feel the pitch get heavier at high speed. But have adjusted gain so itβs not too heavy.
TThanks for the explanation