CadetYokev2 - OpenSource Yoke for Flight Simulators
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 20 май 2021
- The black bar in the first frame isn't a bug, it's a feature.
CadetYokev2 is an updated version of my first design, you can find that video here: • CadetYoke Demonstration
.STL and .STEP files: [Thingiverse] www.thingiverse.com/thing:488...
[PrusaPrinters] www.prusaprinters.org/prints/...
Build Documentation: tinyurl.com/CadetYoke
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Instagram: @Vince_Prints
Email: 3DVcreate@gmail.com 
Наука
Wow, your design is by far the most sofisticated one I've seen! Congrats!
Thank you so much! It's admirable how much work you put in to this project and sharing it with us!! I really love it! Outstanding work!
I was so much waiting for it !
Glad to see it now, and can't wait to work on it.
Awesome! Been waiting ages for this. Great work again!
Awesome build man! Currently working on the throttle but love the advancements for this yoke from the last!
Thanks so much!
been waiting for this
thank you for all your hard work!
Whata fun channel, quite niche but I love flight sim open hardware!
Next step is obviously a hefty gear handle with great haptics :D
Yeah a gear handle sounds like a good idea
Thanks for this. First big 3d printer project. Great guide - appreciate there was a lot of hard work gone into this
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video Vince! Also, love the pokemon thumbnail 😂
this is dope. my suggestion for your next yoke would be a 6 DOF pressure sensor based design for space truckers.
thanks a lot for sharing this!! it is phenomenal
Congrats! Very good project !!
Very well done! Would love to see force feedback versions of the yoke and pedals!
This is crazy, thank you so much for making it free that's awesome!
Thanks!
What a chad. I'm so impressed with your resourcefulness man.
Haha thanks my guy!
Your are a gem for the community💥
Hey man can you please check email
You need to get back it it!! Awesome videos, great work!
Currently in grad school, but hoping to get back to it afterwards!
great project, if I built it I would share it and make a video in French to broaden the sharing.
congratulations for the work accomplished
Pure awesomeness!
very well done.
Awesome yoke! Would love to see a between the legs flight stick!
Love the videos keep it up
I was thinking it would be cool if you could have the part on the base that the rubber tubes connect to on some kind of sliding section that could move back and forth. The back and fort position would be controlled by the trim wheel. It would mean that trimming would be a lot more like in a real plane - you position the yoke to attain the pitch you need, and then adjust the trim until you no longer feel any more pressure on the yoke.
I think it's be really difficult to do, though.
Dude please come back I love your content
I'm trying 😢 but life is hard
Great project. One build note - the trick of using a solder iron to push in the insert nuts is a subtle one; took us a while to realize that's how you do it. Maybe worth a note somewhere.
Sorry about that! Glad you were able to see
Thank you very much!
thanks man
You should prototype with a 0.8mm nozzle. I don’t ever print anything small (for work) so I print only in 0.8mm nozzle put of ASA plastic. ASA sands very nicely, and is UV resistant. Plus if you melt some down in acetone and make a slurry, you can fuse parts together in a much stronger way than super glue 👍
I have one printer running 0.6mm for prototypes and one with a 0.4mm for smaller pieces. Good advice about ASA, I have a lot more experience printing with PETG (and a lot to use haha) so I tend to stick with it for a good mix of quality and functional durability.
@@VincePrints yeah I only printed PLA for years, but now I only print in ASA, its so convenient to just use acetone as glue, and its sooo much stronger than PLA or PETG, its like an injection molded part
Great. tnx for sharing.
The crimping tool has a cutter for stripping the Ethernet cable, no need for a separate blade and hand cutting 😉
Lol you are very right! But I think I ordered the cheapest crimper in existence and just couldn't get it to work so I stuck with the safety razor haha
I love your designs. I'm currently building the throttle quadrant. Any chance you might do a trim wheel at some point?
I have seen some really nice ones on Thingiverse, but I might give it a go
@@VincePrints add my vote to this one too.
Hi Vince! I'm a huge fan of your CadetX projects, I think it would be awesome if you could design a HOTAS style throttle that can be 3D printed!
Currently in grad school, but planning to release more after graduation!
@@VincePrints Good luck with grad school!
maravilla
Is the blue workboard/partsbox you have on your table printable?
Unfortunately no, it is made of silicon to protect my desk from solder drips, etc. You can find them for cheap on amazon!
@@VincePrints Any idea on the name or search term? (Thanks for the response) 👍
@@jimbossimrigs7961 "Soldering mat"
how much would this cost all together? looks like an awesome build
I'm not sure about the current market, but it cost me about $50-$70 when I first built it
Can anyone recommend a good source to learn about button matrices? I'm at the point where I'm ready to wire up the left and right controllers and I'm second guessing what I think is right and the video is too fast even at 0.25x speed for me to be sure of what I'm looking at.
If you refer to the documentation, you will find wiring diagrams. This video is a great reference if you want to further understand how button matrices work: ruclips.net/video/Z7Sc4MJ8RPM/видео.html
@Vince_Prints thanks for the response! That video was much better than the one I found and used to figure out the button matrix. I'm pretty sure I could recreate your documentation word for word without even looking at it I've stared at it so much lol. And it's great btw I just had never done a button matrix before. Actually, I've never done anything like this before. This is my first Arduino project ever. I also bought a 3d printer especially for this project and had never 3d printed anything before. It's the compromise I had to make because the gf wouldn't let me buy an actual Cessna... So I'm learning Arduino, 3d printing, and also how to solder with this project. It's been a ton of fun so far and I should have it done in the next day or two if work ever slows down. Can't wait to get it up and running so I can start on the rudder pedals. After that I think I'm gonna try to remix the cadet throttle and customize it a bit. Thank you for sharing the step files and thank you for the project that you clearly put a lot of time and effort into. Can't wait to see what you do next!
@@Rhine2271 This comment made my week! Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm happy that I could inspire you to join this fantastic hobby! If you enjoy it, I recommend signing up for a hobby license (completely free) of fusion360 and designing your own objects. It is incredibly satisfying to see your designs move from something virtual to something real in just a few hours; start with simple shapes like cubes and work your way up to more complex designs, there are plenty of resources on RUclips as well!
@@VincePrints I love fusion 360. I learned how to use it a year or so ago when I was playing around with making 3d reliefs and a small CNC machine. I'm actually working on a mounting system to mount the cadet throttle on the underside of my desk and at the same time printing rudder pedal parts and assembling your throttle setup as well. I really got into fusion but didn't have much practical use for it till now and even just designed a large steam coil system for a tank at work using it. I am afraid though that I'm having so much fun making all of this that once it's done I won't have as much fun playing msfs with it as I did actually making it.
@@Rhine2271 That is awesome to hear! One of the main goals of this was to show people that you can make a lot of these things with a little practice and a few cheap electronics. I hope these projects continue to inspire you to get more into making!
Which libraries are you using for the Arduino code ?
They are all listed in the v1 of this project on the Arduino build page.
@@VincePrints Got the library done, everything is finished. However before i wired up the left side the X and Y axis was working just fine. Now I'm getting an odd movement of the X axis when Y is moved. Any ideas on what I might have messed up ? =D Btw your documentation and files are amazing. This is the first thing ive ever built with such complexity and after a few evenings of scratching my head i finally was able to figure stuff out to a point where this thing is done. Thanks man. EDIT: Found an issue. Looks like I had a short with some of the new soldering. =D Its working as it should now.
@@ukisash Good to hear! Happy flying!
this design is so nice.
I want to build it a yoke myself with different design but I am lack of code knowledge can any body help me out.
All of my code is listed in the build documentation if you need a starting point!
Can you make a video on the yoke performance in Sim
The self-centering is featured in the video, I didn't include gameplay just because it's a bit redundant since I showed it in v1!
@@VincePrints do you face a problem of yoke changing centering positing a liitle every time
I beta-tested everything for about a month while I was working on the documentation and video and didn't have any issues.
Awesome idea use Ethernet cable to wires!!!!!
Seems so obvious now, especially for arduino projects! So cheap and clean!
@@VincePrints yeah, mind explosion here! LOL
I would seriously love if you would try to play a game or show the function.
I think I could make this happen...
@@VincePrints i would love it... Because i have all parts ready.. I really just need that "here is my complete setup video"
Because i like ALL your design and I actually wanna make everything.
You documentation and videos images etc.
They are ON POINT.
Quanti quà dopo il video di overvolt?
Potresti postare il link? Vorrei vedere il video
@@VincePrints basta che cerchi overvolt controller simulatore di volo
ruclips.net/video/GmOkYy6ZkvE/видео.htmlsi=fXLxp1HEAld9B6FX è molto simile al tuo non so se è lo stesso
What next 😁
I have a few ideas that I am going to start over the winter months!
Hi could you print me the part of the yoke that you hold onto I don't have a 3d printer and I would pay you for the filiment used thanks
I currently don't offer 3d printing services, but there are a number of shops online that should be able to help with this!