Ala12Rv-Tundra

Numbers were only for preorders done right here on this thread. Then the preorder website went live. It´s difficult to say sir. Orders being serviced as of today are around August/September 2020.

Just focus on the indexer light and ipress the trim hat that iluminates, that's is, if the upper part of the index is lit, press trim upper hat(trim down). Hornet has auto trimming. With wheels up, it forces 1g. With wheels and flaps down, trim maintains aoa angle. That's why using the stick for ascending or descending messes the whole thing. And anticipate the exponential lack of lift when velocity is decreasing by increasing thrust Let me wait till I get home, but there is a wonderful video about flying the hornet on speed on YouTube

I own both. Bear in mind the hornet stick is also replica for Harrier, f15 and future f15e. Also very convenient for tomcat with the thumb axis for DLC. Both sticks feel different, the hornet needs your wrist to be placed closer to the upper part, making the pinky switch more difficult to operate.

pretty decent work!!

I don´t think the side stick is more ergonomic unless you have a 30º reclined backrest and armrest like the actual Viper cockpit and a sensor force base which leads to minimum stick displacement. Or a 3d printed, RS part to tilt forward the stick. If the stick is flat parallel to the floor, pulling up puts a lot of strain in your wrist.

just pointing the OP 980ti could be equal to that 1060 I used performance-wise. But DCS is more taxiing now than then.

Back in the day (2018) I played DCS VR with rift CV1 and GTX 1060 3 Gb. It was doable but not enjoyable. DCS Graphic load has increased a lot these years, so I recommend saving more money and let the current GPUs drop a little more.

Naming that option wasn´t ED brightest idea because leads to confusion. It´s more like a world scale factor.

yes sir. I find values 45-60 fit most modules

I suppose you already tried changing the IPD world scale DCS setting. Apparently it´s module dependant.

if you are feeling uneasy at flying DCS. Try very short flights, such as 5-10 mins. Set a mission, with hot aircraft. Jump in, taxi to runway. Take off, fly heading runway heading for AGES. Just climb.Once at cruise altitude over the cloud deck, turn and roll. Important, move your actual body, drop your shoulders accordingly for turns, tilt your head. Those small gestures help fooling your inner ear. Fly a long shallow direct approach to runway. Forget about CASE patterns or agressive fighter overhead patterns. Also, are you using glasses? The constant lack of focus may accelerate the nausea.

I remember walking by the hardware section of shops and stared with awe at it, droolling. Good luck with the selling, sir.

So this app can run paralell to our normal SSA setup?

You have been using TrackIR for decades, don´t expect becoming a VR cockpit interaction master within the first 20 minutes However, you will develop muscle memory, even to press keyboard combos such as RCtrl + Pause for fps which I use all the time while flying. Or counting the F keys to reach F10 map. F1, 2, 3 for views, ESC... all of them will be second nature to you soon. What´s more, using free software like VoiceAttack, you can press a hotas button and speak out loud "Map", and a F10 keystroke will be activate.

yeah I have been using a cheap $6 usb fan between the monitor and keyboard these late summers. I can´t understand how some users give up VR till october.

Outstanding!

Well sadly none knows for sure. This one-month hiatus caught everyone off guard. Fingers crossed for more positive news soon.

Some user sells his VKB for 150€ in Europe, here on this forum. They are really well thought to be used on desks, pressing them rather than pushing, and matching that chopper anti-torque design you mention. I use them on my old varnished wood floor, I´m sorry I can´t find the proper English word to describe it(linoleum??) and no sliding because like I said, you press them rather than pushing.

DIY doesn´t seem to match OP requests

Exactly, TALON was the brand I was recommended as well.

MFG Crosswinds Slaw RX I think Virpil build pedals with toe brakes but can´t remember the model TPR are overpriced.

your point is you need a manual/guide/checklist to start learning the aircraft WHILE you are inside the cockpit. https://youtu.be/s1L8z4xIuu0 maybe I misunderstood you sorry.

please keep reading Note: Will be available when the Marianas map launches.

then you need to add the cheklist or manual to the particular kneeboard airframe you are flying, so you have that info into DCS screen.

yes, once your order moves to shipping, you are allowed to choose other headset