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no u don t, on the innerside upper part:loose the 3 screws, lift the lever to its maximum and loose the 2 sxrews at the very lower part, they are hard to reach but its doable. as far as i remember there is an additional small screw on the outer side of the upper part as well. thats it then u can remove the inner cover for a noninvasive version all those wont be needed

simply wire each button yellow on one contact and two nearby coloured ones to the other contact. the cooliehat itself consists of 4 single buttons, 45degrees are registered when two nearby ones are pressed at the same time eg orange+black, red+brown

most likely thats a controls assignment issue, first check that there are no double bindings, also not with mousewheel or cougar mfd axis. if there are not, i suggest to try to copy your settings files from the stable to OB

if u have your mission file not in saved games/DCS/missions folder e. g. flying a single mission of a campaign, the automatic insert might not work. but u of course can manually load the missions pages via the DCS icon

question to all interested in this MOD presently i am considering doing a redesign of this MOD features: -non invasive (no drilling needed) -housing a leo bodnar nano board, so this will need its own USB port -because of limited space it will only provide radar elevation up and down nothing further Would you be interested in such a MOD, or is this something worth the effort? What do u think?

improvement is done and STLs are at the printing service to get a protoype, with Version 2 i hope to have all downsides/problems fixed, i managed to order some sort of different Nylon at the printing service lets see how resilient those get now have a look here https://www.sim-addons.com/ for some pics

exchangeable nose, 2screws needed, adds some material-fexibility and repairability here

i will update the dropbox repository this weekend, but as i already mentioned , this noninvasive version is very hard to print on consumer printers. i do only own a fdm printer and didnt succeed printing a working noninvasive on it. btw. i will start working on a V2 this weekend, there are some weak spots at the actual design i have to address. eg 1. right clamp, too thin at the corner, so brakes 2. right clamp, distancer needed to stop from overtightning the screw 3. noses broke to easy, i can t make them thicker but changeable, maybe a metal version for them as well 4. right clamp stops lever 1-2mm prior full AB if not mounted max raised 5. left lever can be moved to idle when applying some force, (i may let it as is to prevent it from braking) 6. i will try out another printing quality/service for better durabillity for those who tried this MOD, suggestions welcome

did u check their files https://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=200124 there u should find everything needed

have a look here https://www.dogfightboss.com/f-18hornet-basic

perfect THX

hi Rider, is there a way to set a template as standard page when adding a new one, so eg. a nineliner form is present on every new page i add?

sad to hear that its 2 weeks now, according tracking therer was already a delivery attempt on 25th

Hi thx for the update , your new focus_factor is fantastic, :thumbup: now there is no reason anymore for neck ache reflew a mission with your great app, makes things so much easier to handle o7 just tell me if there is anything i can help you with

unfortunately not, but most of it is self explanatory and if you go through the thread u will find pictures of items partially assembled.

they should implement a sort of calibration as this is very user/ hardware dependent. eg a line/frame(A4 sheet??) of a standardized size in a standard distance adjust till it matches when u look below your VR glasses

+1

shipment is always and only done mondays, as i just learned that diffrent batches of Thrustmasters HOTAS are not exactly accurate in dimensions, and or the built in fingerlift noses are often worn out i suggest to start mounting my MOD without trying to find the sweetspot for pushtrough (as shown in the video). (of course u can sand or trim the leading edges of the fingerlifts noses so they raise themselves easier for pushtrough, at your own risk)

did u calibrate your hotas in windows?

congrats to buying a printer giving u endless possibilities As far as i remember you will have to import STLs as mesh. give it a google. beside that Gruman is right, just import the STLs in your prefered SLICER eg CURA and slice it to GCODE

made a strapmount for the intuos S, easyprint version tablethalter wacom intuos s v5.zip

i doubt that, as other sims provide their mouse interaction in a diffrent manner, someone owning PCtrl and having xplane may check, but i woulnd t make a bet

showing its pushtrough behaviour and the print quality and updated the first post as i am offering 25 sets printed by a 3d printing service in very good quality at an affordable price .

u re in, check the first post for the actual price

the new version is really hard to print on a home printer, i would say nearly impossible to get a satisfying print. i already have a quote for all the parts, screws, springs and will offer ~25 sets here soon. they are printed as well but in MJF technology by a printing service, i was kinda shocked when i got quotes from popular services but at the end i will be able to sell them at ~50€ completly assembled, ready to mount. thats more expensive than was in hope but still 100% cheaper than ordering a set from Shapeways or similar