I read that I can use a compass to find North on the Magnet. This could be fun.
I found this add on AliX and saw that the seller description was:
Radial MagnetizationRadial Magnetization
And I just want to make sure that I was getting things right.
Thanks
I saw this posted by LooseAd_2791:
What is a good starting point for learning the electronics side of starting a project like this? I am comfortable with modeling and 3d printing; however electronics, and building circuits has always felt like rocket science to me.
Final items are on the printer and about 30 solder connections to do
So been playing about 2 months now.
Just loving every about the game.
Upgraded to VKB gladiators and set out to spice them up with some colourful buttons and triggers.
Today was the day I finished (until I swap my mind on colours).
The fire trigger is now separate/dual stage.
So I can access button 1, 2 and buttons 1&2 at the same time.
Right back to exploring the black.
o7 commanders.
Plans for a F-16 Deskpit, not 3D printed
Anyone have a lead on this? I have 3D printer, but it's an Endre3 and would be 3D printing forever to get what I need. I have found a lot of files for deskpits online, but no plans for a design you could cut out of wood and assemble. Anyone got a lead?
I have TM Cougar MFDs, Winwing ICP, throttle and stick (with F-16 attachments). My main concern is getting the ICP and ICPs in the righ place. I used Mixed reality. Might throw dummy RWR and other gages in, but thats all I really want.
Hello everyone i m a newbie to the diy world i wanna build a force sensing stick just like the f16 out of frustration from the Market ( either too expensive or bad)
A short video of my control panel in use. I'll have a more detailed video at a later date.
So, I've had this sled base chair, but I'm looking to get into a dual stick setup for Star Citizen.(dual VKB gladiators)
My plan is to have a buddy of mine use some steel tube or pipe, something relatively easy to come by, and weld up a cube to sit under the chair itself, with arms set out to mount my sticks to. He's a mechanic who does alot of bodywork, so that may be easier than woodworking, and would seem abit more robust, too.
I've looked into the bolt on mounts, I don't think this chair works easily with any I found, I haven't seen any that use some sort of two piece circular clamp that might attach to the legs, which seems like my only option for this style chair.
Did I just miss something that would work better, or should I try and get the DIY built?
Hello everyone, I uploaded the files on my сult3d page. Anyone can download and make their own MPD.
I'm wanting to start this build but it seems like it could use some updates. Has anyone here completed this?
So i´ve built my first sim setup with an Arduino, 3 potentiometers and 6 buttons. The body itself is built from fischertechmik (kinda like lego). my orgininal plan was this to be a prototype and to biold the real setup with wood simce i have access to a lot of it. But now i am not sure if i should do it because with wood i cant make the gears needed for the steering (i only habe a poti which is limited im turning). The pedals would not be that hard and doable but i am not sure about the sttering. What do you guys think just glue some fischertechnik pieces? I really wanna have something sturdy so yeah. Wahrs your opninion?
Currently in the prototype phase om my FCU, using cherry blues as buttons and pull function of the encoders.
Still figuring out how to work around the max7129 as a led matrix (both 7-segment and normal leds)
Dear friends, I recently opened this keyboard I bought from Temu and found a Chinese firmware inside. Frankly, I don't want to install or run this Chinese firmware on my computer. Has anyone used this before? Could we use a custom firmware? Has anyone tried this before?
Ok, this is a prototype of the design. Probably I will modify it further, but it's looking well.
