DIY Force Feedback Yoke
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Description of home-build flight yoke with good quality force feedback for MS Flightsimulator 2004 and FSX. Video shows electronics, mechanics and software and the interaction with Flightsimulator. Test flight in motion cockpit. This setup will be shown at FSWeekend 2012, Nov 3 & 4 2012 in Lelystad, The Netherlands
This is just amazing, you sir, is a skilled gentleman!
Unbelievable project!
Congrats from Brazil.
Wow, this is the most advanced diy cockpit I've seen so far. Well done, man, well done.
Fantastic work RvR! I have deep respect for your work and the clear way you demonstrate it! The yoke does look a bit fragile btw.
Very nice piece of engineering. I can see that when in autopilot mode it will give very realistic movement.
Alan
Very inspiring indeed!
Great job!
Congratulations my friend !!! This is great !!!!!
Nice project!! I am impressed what you are able to create! Congratz ;)
Hmm... I'd love to try it!
very impressive work!
Well done! The simulator and flight. ;)
Description on all items in video including moving base is on my website.
google "simprojects"
See my other video on multi monitor display
great!!!
Great job!
Okay, NOW I want to be an engineer.
You are genius
Have you looked at my simprojects website? Most info on TQ is there. I used MJOY-16 as interfacing, but there are many other choices.
Regarding parts, that's mostly from junkyards, but gears can be bought online as well. The forum I normally visit is mycockpit.
Hi,nice project sir.
I have sidewinder.i want buit yoke with side winder like u.i want add motor driver bts 7960 and power supply at extenal pcb board.problem is i dont know how
to find pwm alevator and eleron.
aleron motor
Can u show me at pcb board pwm .
Exelent!!!!
Hello, How did you made the motion cockpit? Thanks in advance
***** see www.simprojects.nl/diy_motion_platform_iv.htm
first of all, this is impressive. question for your motion cockpit, does the pilot seat simulates the G-force in climb, decent, turn, stall? cheers, great build
Nice yoke! .. Maybe you could do a force feedback load bearing yoke using magnetic resistence (altering voltage in the magnetics to increase/decrease simulation of load/resistance) like the $2000 Iris yoke. I'd love to have one of those but wish they were much less expensive.
That's an interesting main panel layout. What plane it that from?
Also awesome hack.
good job!
Can you feel the wind in the yoke?
Awesome
Hmm looks good but awfully complex to me. Planning on getting one or more wired vibration equipped PlayStation controllers and tie them to my current table. Hopefully it'll work and I'll have somewhat realistic feedback for touchdown,take-off and taxi-ing.
I don't need any stall warnings though if the software can render the rumble of the airbrakes that'll be cool.
Maybe your technical knowledge and rumble PS controllers would make a good pair.
What was the cost of building this yoke
Its really cool but how do u get that Plexiglas thing???
incredible!!! how much does the moving base cost??? and would you make me one???? lol
how to make that moving base??
Any chance of such a video on the throttle quadrant? I really want to build one myself. Hard to find good info. You go to a specific forum?
I just want 6 linear things, a vertical and horizontal trim and a few buttons on it. I know there are certain usb chips for it, but which one would I need for what I want? Can I just salvage the parts from a broken mixer I have lying around? I opened it up but am not too sure how to break it apart.
Could I send you my MSFFB 2 Joystick and pay you to disassemble it, perform the mod, and send it back to me unassembled?
"Rich"tek.
really cool, but getting a GA license might be easier
dude if you can build this ---you should just build a real plane
larry mondelo true, but could be reasons why he can’t fly.. ie, health, etc..
I want one so bad can I have yours? 😺 :3
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