Creating Dual Linked Flight Sim Yokes | C172 #32
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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Today we'll be updating our yoke pieces. I'll show you the build and assembly of some dual-linked Cessna 172 Yokes.
You can build these yourself using a jigsaw and drill or use a CNC mill!
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This week I got 1% better at designing simple parts. As a rule of thumb the less parts the better - but don't make your designs suck by forcing this!
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Congratulations 🎉
Wow! That is impressive. I remember some of your first videos and you have come a very long way!
I've been working on a Cessna 172 cockpit for over two years, and now I'm thinking I may have to start all over. I'm going to go back and watch all of your videos that I missed and try to get some ideas on improving my build. You are doing an amazing job! Finally subscribed and looking forward to more.
Hey Delta Tango, thank you for your kind words! There’s no shame in starting over. I did it thrice! I wish you the best of luck with your build!
Drawer slides for the in/out movement... brilliant! :D
Thank you Scott! I can't take credit for the idea however, I believe it came from flyingforfun.weebly.com/cessna-172-cockpit.html
great work Capt. as always
Thanks for the visit
Wow bob! My dear really i love u , im thinking for something like that for a long time, 2 saitek yokes togheter with cycle pieces to one master yoke, me sorprendiste! Saludos
That would be super cool! I hope your yoke solution works out - let me know if you have difficulty with the files!
Hi Captain nice project, I would use metal pipes instead PVC, I think will more solid!!
Cheers!!
Great suggestion! I'm on it! I intentionally made the pipe diameter parametric so you can change to whatever yoke size you like best.
Love it
If you incorporate one of these you'll remove most of the bounce you had with your previous bungee system. I would think with the increased strength you could now do2 springs(back and forward) for pitch resistance.
FRT-G2-300-G3-Standard
300 is the grams per cm force so you can find different forces for the same price(around $3) you can also get models without the gear if you want to attach your own.
I like the simplicity of this idea, I'll have to try it out!
Please set your mic audio to Mono next time! My left ear was loving this though! Great video!
Wilco!
Et voila !!👏
Hi man, Im really liking your project, May I ask you what the little screens are for the instruments and where I can get those?
Hello! For the little instruments I'm making them myself using motors and 3D printing, for the radio stack I'm using various 7 segment displays, and LCD displays
Nice work buddy...........
Thank you CessSim!
You should lubricate the pieces that move in order to get rid of the scracthy sound
Thanks for the tip! Will do!
@@CaptainBobSim Awesome, cant wait to see it with the RTC working
how would i go about getting a parts list for this. currently working something similar
Unfortunately I haven't worked on this in a while and don't have a partslist.
What modeling software do you use?
Fusion 360
@@CaptainBobSim Do you know of any good tutorials for F360?
I recommend Brad Tallis' How to build a pencil sharpener series
Nice work. Watch that camera focus though.
Yep I think I got complacent 🙃
Hello very interesting. I write book about aerial simulator for french famous editor. Can i use one photo of your dual systèm to illustrate one page about dual yoke ??
Sure, just make sure to credit me!
@@CaptainBobSim yes of course. I write captain bob for copyright on the photo.
Awesome! I'd love to hear about the book once it comes out!
Dual Linked Flight Sim Yokes with FORCE FEEDBACK?
:):) Come on! Make them with 100% Force feedback - load cell
100 FB = 100 lbs, 40 lbs, 10lbs?
at 100kts that's 16lbs / 7kgs.
cruising in a Cessna 172, at 122 knots, means you need to wrestle 9kg
you need approximately 1lb of backpressure to hold the plane level for every 6kts without trim
"You choose your own path... unless your copilot chooses it for you..." Airbus A318 - A380, A350 included - SIDESTICK PRIORITY? PRIORITY RIGHT, PRIORITY LEFT
We'll get there someday :) For now I just have to survive my classes.
@@CaptainBobSim "all right, affirmative, roger that, copy, checked, understandable!" :):)