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http://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=98_87&products_id=210 This has a great feel, you can add a hat for it!

Looking forward to new update, you started out great! Sometime MFD popup here on the forums, or maybe you can split a pair with someone that wants a third aswell :)

Thanks for the share! I have a color laser at work, will experiment with letter colors aswell! Right now I'v have a meltdown in Illustrator, FCS 2 and down will have black background with transparent text, above that will have black text and transparent/red background. The pathfinder keeps bugging so that some of the text doesn't get stenciled out when text next to it is :bash: (image doesn't show that part)

Sadly I don't, first thing I'm buing if I move to a house with a garage ;) But I think I understand now, started designing the panel yesterday so I'm prepared when the cnc shows up :) Thanks for the link, found those sheets here in Sweden to Cheers!

Thanks for the great info! It's a little Hard for me to understand now, but I'm sure it will be more clear when I start building it myself. I have a laser printer and have a 3018 cnc on the way, so hopefully I'll get there. Again, great job, it truely looks fantastic!

Thanks, will double check that I've enabled it!

I've noticed some change aswell. I use the CV1, been using VR in DCS since Dk1, I never get motion sick but I've been getting very faint dizzyness feeling since last Oculus update aswell. For now I play sorter sessions, hoping for a quick fix. Thanks for the thread, now I feel that it might be software and I'm not the one that's changed :)

Looking good!! Great job! How did you make your caution panel? The text looks fantastic!

One of the most amazing builds here! Great job, gotta be a blast flying in that!

Does you computer recognize it? See if it shows up in the Windows control panel. If it does, it should show up in DCS also. Restart you computer after you plug it in just in case

Nice, thanks!

6x8" 4:3 ratio, 10.4“ 4:3 screen is probably close

@Jayyang Could you link to the specific seller you purchased those button caps from? Can't find the square ones you have, not getting response from the sellers on aliexpress either. Cheers!

TOD on the UFCP also shows the time, haven't gone into it deeper though.

He made them himself, as he states in the thread ;)

Great job!! Will definitly consider this when building my throttle! What is the dimension between the mounting screws? I will mount my throttle on the side of the cockpit, so I'm thinking of a aluminium profile underneath it just for support.

Device: All threeway switches, so if it's not forward, it's neutral, and the same for backwards or neutral. That way it returns to it's middle position when released. And the rest of the missing bindings. Just the function of the button, so that it will work in a home cockpit :) Great job so far, looking forward to building a simpit for the aircraft!

The Lightning base is more or less the same base, just a newer version of it with some addons, but the construction is the same iirc, I only have the lightning

I never installed the tm electronics, you don't need them to use a tm or virpil stick. Iirc the option is there so you can map your buttons as a tm wh, but use the axis from the fssb. I just remapped the buttons for the fssb base. But as far as installation goes, very simple. They have a tutorial on their Youtube page, it takes a couple of minutes with a screwdriver. I think the postage was fast, it ships from spain, so a couple of days :)

You can adjust in software what force you want, both axis and also nonsymmetrical, so less force to the right than left for an example. I love mine, it's an amazing base, I might switch mine out for a Vkb GFIII kosmosima grip when that release, just for my cockpit setup. I don't regret buying the FSSB a second tho, you can customize it how ever you want in software!

Be prepared for a €500-600 pricetag, depending on taxes and currency exchange. You can order it here http://realsimulator.com/html/fssb_r3_lighting.html

As always, an inspiration! Excellent job!!

Romeokilo have a amazing build and a great channel on Youtube, I think he has all the answers you seek :) He has a thread here, the description on the video has all the links

Try onshape.com, it's a browser CAD app. There is a lot of tutorials on Youtube for it, I'd say it's fairly user friendly :) You can export directly to .stl also!

Do you have a link for the switch? Curious on which it is, I'm interested tho!