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I happy to pass them on for the cost of posting from the UK.

It should be possible to implement. Thanks

I hope that's your car...hey thanks for your thoughts.

very nice video, so good for me

Looking forward to this! Cheers!

I did manage one successful Mossie takeoff fully laden with bombs,good development

I consider a very good initiative 51st PVO and 100KIAP are not inactive for some overflights so you have to use them

There may be a way to use code to ignore the spurious positions. e.g. If the switch is in position 2, the only valid next positions are 1 or 3. I don't have anything approaching a full cockpi

Physical connection of buttons, switch, There are many schemes out there, it is like the Leo Bodnar in my case connect an on-off-on switch that has 3 pins, the ones at the ends go the digital pins (avoid 1,2 (RX / TX) and 13 the rest the ones you want) and the middle one to GND (ground) .In this case they are on pins 8 and 9.

I am emotion for a new way to use this very versatile controller, for me it is great.

I use TWCS oas base and your information is very important for me. Thanks

Excellent video, thanks for share, There was an old thread on HID Macros or something. I love use Arduinos rigged as HIDs

I can only encourage everyone, who thinks about having a more immersive experience with the simulator, with having a haptic feedback when flipping a switch or turning a knob, to start building.

I had the Openwheeler as a racing rig before, but re-purposed it for flight a few months ago and have been adding to it since. The upgrades never end, as you all know. The structure is a bit of a frankenstein of Openwheeler and NLR parts I had sitting around. I agree with coming around. I'm starting to like the lighter weight more and not minding the feel of the plastic

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