VCan't wait to give it a review!
Pwoo
S11 getting close 
Pindeed
CI know, no worries. Hence my worry about fitting different grips
FThe real Rhino fits TM, Virpil grips, there's an adapter for VKB (you still need the black box) and I can't remember for WW
WYeah, should be done soon! 
Scan't wait, Crifort had only good things to say about his 
WI feel a bit left out of the loop
FHaven't had time for a real test yet, a little newborn is keeping me away from the PC... I'll let you know once I had a bit of time with it
Shehe, yeah, we talked about this project on another discord server, so I ordered one too
now Lurk ordered another one after Crifort's arrived
now Lurk ordered another one after Crifort's arrived
Sonly got a few pics and first impressions
FAs a teaser, here it is, on a quick and dirty mount, about 16cm of the ground.
There mount is not sturdy enough yet, I'll build something out of aluminium extrusion at one point
There mount is not sturdy enough yet, I'll build something out of aluminium extrusion at one point
F(don't look at the cable management)
WI see the VKB adapter is nicely mounted 
FIt is indeed. It offers a lot of flexibility to twist the grip a bit off axis for a more ergonomic position
PI really wish the Warthog joystick got such an option
Si know its been stated that winwing grips havent been develpoed yet, just curious what one could expect if it was attached? would there be no functionality ? or just basic?
Tim guessing no function, they use a different pin layout afaik
VThe connector is a 6 pin din but the 6th isn't used
Ti also know that the owner of 0031 will ship his winwing stick to walmis for integration
VUnless that's a WW grip only thing actually, I don't know how many are wired up in the base
Tdunno but they are different form the tm, they sell an adapter
VI'll check if the 6th is hooked up in the base
WI hope their serial interface is usable, it looks like TM SPI/shift registers from the pinout. @udo kindly lent me his WW grip for testing, so we'll know soon enough.
Uit's already en-route
Vyeah all 6 pins are hooked up to the super libra pcb
V4 labeled vbus, one V one G
Valternatively vbus refers to a measuring point next to them
WVHopefully it doesn't use it but they've got them all hooked up
FHello does the rhino supports vkb and virpil connections ?
SVkb using an adapter, virpil is native along with TM. Check the faq section for more info
FBut if I buy the rhino I have to buy the adapter too ?
FDoes @walmis sell the adapter ??
FOh got it is in developement.
SYes, there's an adapter that's a separate purchase( think it's 30$) you can search for it in this thread.
FWhen you send Walmis a DM to order your Rhino you can tell him if you want an adapter or not
FDo you know if it is interchangeable and if it works with an extension ?
FHaven't tried it with an extension, no real need for one imho (but then I haven't even put 1 hour into my Rhino yet)
The basic rhino already had a longer throw them most joysticks, the VKB adapter adds a bit of length to that.
The adapter is basically a Virpil/TM connector on the bottom and a VKB connector on the top, with a wire coming out of it that goes into the black box.
It's removable of you want to switch to another grip.
No reason why it wouldn't work with an extension
The basic rhino already had a longer throw them most joysticks, the VKB adapter adds a bit of length to that.
The adapter is basically a Virpil/TM connector on the bottom and a VKB connector on the top, with a wire coming out of it that goes into the black box.
It's removable of you want to switch to another grip.
No reason why it wouldn't work with an extension
FBrightness dialed up on the picture to show the extension
FI had a Gunfighter mk3 with MCG and 200mm extension so far, sitting on a mount on the floor.
I had to build a lower mount, because the Rhino as shown is taller
I had to build a lower mount, because the Rhino as shown is taller
FI'm heading out to work,I can make measurements when I get back
RAre there any pictures of the Rhino internals?
Y
VYou can peek inside a bit here https://youtu.be/Qy0m2p0FXnk
YouTubeValmantas Palikša
This video shows a software implementation of removing of inherent magnetic cogging (aka cogging torque) from a BLDC motor. As shown - when power is plugged, the motor movement becomes smooth.
Pwhat's "anticogging"?
Vthe magnetic fields in the motor cause a cogging kind of feeling where it jumps between positions as you rotate it
Vanticogging gets rid of it
Pinteresting
