Dogmanbird

About $300 aud if you can find an old hoverboard to take the motors from and use the ffbeast configuration

I second what Raven has said. Go for a ffb base. Do you enjoy DIY? Would you consider building something?

I hope you get it resolved.

Has anyone tried this system? https://eracing-lab.com/collections/rs-series/products/rs-ultimate

^ i agree

they're getting cheaper here in aus. Still crazy prices but now the cheapest ive seen is $4500 which is far better than $6500 a few months back

I haven't tried it yet but i see there is a new ffbeast firmware for flight controllers.

yeah i was guessing it might do that. How does it feel with the grip attached directly on the base?

i reckon that's a pretty good if it includes the grip too, plus the couple of analogue axis on the sides. i guess the buyer's not intending to use much of an extension (if any) at only 6nm

its an exciting time for controllers

yeah i agree. For someone faithfully married to the f35, as some are in love with the f16, i could kind of understand the interest in it As much as i'd love another competitor in the market, I think the force feedback products will make this market obsolete

VKB has promised us a rail-based version of the STECS with electric detents, but that could be years out. we might see this as a dual throttle FFB device with detents in not too distant future

The bits and pieces and connectors and plates are worse than the profiles! These are available fairly cheaply on Ebay and AliExpress, at least is is when ordering in Australia

It works if I delete the "save games/dcs/config" folder and let dcs rebuild it. Also, since the last DCS update, I've unfortunately lost all the button mappings for my VKB grips, which might be related to the hidden space in the VKB naming convention. All other devices are still okay. Edit - this only works during the first run of the game. Restarting dcs reverts back to standard engine sounds

if using openxrtoolkit, could the cap be on in there?