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damnit, is that you setup working already ? dang nice ! let me try those !

without your help, we are stuck here

Hello Winwing. I am trying to finalize the installation of the whole MIP. I am trying to activate the mini monitors in SIMAPP pro, but when I do, it tells me to install the drivers for the monitors and extend the windows desktop to them. the link provided to download such drivers is the following : https://resistor.com/static/assets/files/en/MFD Display Driver.zip only problem, it is dead. can you tell us where to get the drivers so we can have the display inside the MFDS ? that would be great ! thanks

I would say the buttons around the mfds and on the UFC feel MUCH better than the thrustmaster ones and less spongy but they do not have the positive « click » I was hoping for like you can hear on some professional cockpits. They have a step but it’s not a click. They seem good enough though and I will confirm that as soon as I plug the whole thing to the computer hopefully tomorrow. Only by using them connected I can judge. if you have ever used the A10UFC sold years ago by another company, I would say the buttons feel about the same. And that is good. I also think the USBC port on the mfd buttons unit should be placed on the side rather than behind, in order to allow people to simply placate the mfds to any monitor. This is what I used to to with my thrustmaters. if I had not purchased the whole package with winwing monitors, I would have had no chance to used the winwing buttons like I used my thrustmasters They need to be on the side on V2

That thing is spectacular !

Everything looks very nice. now time to spread everything in a room and build that thing

This of course is NOT an issue if you intend it to use it like winwing meant to.

Quick size comparison with tjr thrust master cougar MFDs. For screen size ref And here we have my first « negative » feedback: in the thrust master mfd the cable come from the side of the unit, meaning you can tape the unit directly to a monitor in which you export the image. here the plug is on the back of the unit panel, meaning you cannot tape it directly to a monitor. Or you will have to do it with a certain gap to allow the space for the connector

Quite pleased with what I am seeing so far

Flawless packaging And more

Oh look what fedex just gave me first reviews and feedback later today and over the week end ! top notch delivery speed Winwing !!!

I just wanted to say thank you to WinWing for the answers to my questions. There was something wrong happening with my order and they replied VERY quickly , and wether or not their actions solved the issue (which is solved apparently), this is not the point. They were extremely quick to follow up on the customer support side, and I appreciate it a lot. I was prompt to pinpoint when some things didnt work in the past, so its only fair to underline ALL THE GOOD things coming from this company. keep up the good work, and thank you for making product that we would only dream about years ago ! A faithful customer !

just realized there are way many more buttons around the MFDs.. the white ones obviously, but also lots of grey ones in between. thats gonna be great for the Apache !

Thanks for the answers winwing !

more good info here: at 9.33 they reconfirm that it is USB-C on the MFD monitor side but USB 3 on the computer side.. So basically it would mean its all USB-3 on the compuier side. So I would say the monitors need to be plugged into a USB in the computer side, but all the others could go into powered HUBs

I am defintely waiting to receive my package before ordering any USB C PCI card though.. because there is no definitive answer to all of this. I also run my 4x thrustmaster cougar MFDS through a powered HUB. what about the TOP GUN MIP monitors for each MFDs, for the display. Do they need to go through a USB-C or HDMI ? this is sooo confusing

The question is. Of those 10, how many need to go directly into a usb C port in the pc and how many could be regroupe on a single USB port on the pc through a hub

Just read some manuals. Thats 3 USB-C per MFD. One USB-C for the buttons, one for the monitor, and one to power the monitor. So that would be indeed 10.. But on those 10, 3 for sure can go into a USB-C HUB for power only. the remaining 7 probably need to be plugged into PCI-E Now, can we, lets say, regroup the 3 MFD buttos USB-C into one hub, that goes into ONE slot in the PCI-E, I hope so. Fore sure, the 3 monitors USB for the image probably need their own slots. So best case scenario you need 5 slots in PCI-E, and the rest through HUBs. Long story short, its going to be some work

so that would be 10 ? question is, how many need to be directly into a USB PCI-E car and how many can be on a single port with a (like a powered HUB)..

link to manual ?

in windows simply place your gaming monitor to the left as monitor 1, and do an extended desktop. In DCS set the resolution in the first monitor only

I would like to know if they fixed the stuttering of the clouds while being above them and changing your POV. thats whats bothering me the most

Waiting for delivery, I am thinking of how many entries I need for the whole set up. If I am not mistaking, -the UFC will require one (The hud panel will attach to the UFC via Sata) so x1 -each MFD will require one, so x3 -each MFD monitor will require one, so x3 so in the end its 7 entries. Should I get two 4x PCI-E to USB-C card (such as https://www.digitec.ch/en/s1/product/delock-pci-express-x4-card-to-4-x-usb-type-c-1-x-usb-type-a-pci-express-30-x4-network-adapters-16780270#fullscreen=show) , or one will suffice with one USB-C HUB ? I suppose the monitors would be better on their own USB-C entry, while the UFC, and the MFD buttons could all go on one USB-C entry with a hub. SO in this case only 1 card with 4 entries will do. Any opinion ?

Looks fantastic! do we know if the cloud stuttering issue has been fixed?