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  1. AstroNomad
    Hi, I have one but I am not going to sell it until I see how the Black Friday purchases pan out. So if you do not have it already by mid-December let me know. Great base btw.
  2. AstroNomad started following WTB Looking to buy a Virpil Mongoose MT-50 or CM grip (but not the current CM2 model)
  3. AstroNomad
    I am interested in the older models of the Mongoose T-50 grips, either OG, MT-50 or CM (or some other I do not know about yet). But not the current model CM2. This is for a modding project so I hope to save a bit with an older model. Minor electronic problems are okay, as long as the plastic shell is fine. If you are not using yours, this could be good for both of us. I am based in Germany/EU.
  4. AstroNomad
    this has been sold.
  5. AstroNomad
    this is now sold.
  6. AstroNomad
    Ah thanks for your help, did not see that part of the forum yet!
  7. AstroNomad
    Hi, Selling my VPC ACE Torq Rudder Pedals that I purchased in February, and only used a couple of times in March. I am based in EU (Germany). Happy to offer them for 50 EUR less than the new asking price, and the shipping should be cheaper than from Virpil. Original box and shipping box with full contents included.
  8. AstroNomad
    Hi, Selling my VPC ACE Torq Rudder Pedals that I purchased in February, and only used a couple of times in March. I am based in EU (Germany). Happy to offer them for 50 EUR less than the new asking price, and the shipping should be cheaper than from Virpil. Original box and shipping box with full contents included.
  9. AstroNomad
    Just to mention this was sold.
  10. AstroNomad
    Hi, yes it is still available.
  11. AstroNomad
    Hello, I am selling the FSSB R3 Lighting base that I originally purchased from Real Simulator in September 2021 and used very little due to starting a new job in the meantime. I am based in EU (Germany). I am selling the base together with the Angled Adapter from Real Simulator useful for putting Thrustmaster and Virpil sticks on it. The old straight base stem is of course included, as is all the original packaging. Even more, I also add in the extended warranty for its third year (which would cost you 99 EUR from Realsim + tax = c. 120 EUR, but this way you get what is left of it for free). https://imgur.com/a/VD4OCFh If you were purchasing these new from RealSimulator it would cost you 555 EUR + tax (in my case it comes out as 126,66 EUR at 21% rate for Germany) = 729,82 EUR. Whereas I could part with it for around 650 EUR, and you get a slightly longer warranty with it too. Optionally, I also have the mounting plate from Monstertech for it, ideal for 4080 aluminium extrusions. This comes with four holes as per Monstertech's older (and better) design for absolute FSSB stability (the new one they use has only two holes for connecting with the mounts). You can see it in the imgur picture.
  12. AstroNomad
    Agreed, this is what I noticed as well as the main negative in comparison to the T-Rudders. Which stops did you replace? Do you happen to have the file available for sharing? Yes, I am disappointed to have to confirm this. Although it needs to be said that this is a shared issue with all single-cam designs, including the competitor VKB T-Rudders. And yet quite a lot of people--surprising to me--never noticed that the left side is harder to press than the right side. I wish someone makes a symmetrical double cam design with this kind of push-down (helo) pedals. Not sure if the new Slaw will have that, looks to be single cam as well.
  13. AstroNomad
    When buying the shift register boards, do you need to specify if some will be daisy-chained? I just saw it mentioned that the two versions are different, and I already put in an order. Thank so much for making these, either way, saved my project.
  14. AstroNomad
    Amazing upgrade, congratulations! What did it take to convert that hall effect sensor to the x52 shaft? Some sanding, or just removing/replacing their shaft? I managed to get a couple of those and thought I better ask you first.
  15. AstroNomad
    Did you give it a shot? I realised I could just solder a 5 pin JST onto the FLCS shift register PCB where it normally contacts with its original base, so as to be able to connect the register board with the VKB adapter. I am waiting for parts, but I also don't know the wire diagram for those 5 wires that lead into to base... Probably very similar to Warthog/Cougar diagram that was posted here a few times, but no way to tell for sure. And in any case, I don't know how VKB expects to read those, it could be different to the TM DIN.
  16. AstroNomad
    Nice idea mate, I didn't know this was possible. +1 subscribed for this.
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