Warthog dimensions

Can anyone who is lucky enough to have one of the first Thrustmast Warthogs please send me the dimensions of the two bases? I'd like to commit to my final pit frame but they are rather integral.

Footprint of each controller is key, as is the depth from the top of the control panel to the bottom of the base.

Thanks in advance guys!

seems thers already a post on this some where?

check the input out put thread.

My throttle base is 6 3/32" wide by 10 11/16" long by 2 1/4" tall. That's measuring to the outside of the flanges where the mounting screw holes are located.

The stick base (without the base plate) is 4 5/16" in diameter, but also account for the cable that comes out of the center front of the stick base. The stick base is 2 9/16" tall to the second silver ring on top where the eight screws are visible

All these measurements are only accurate to a certain degree, I can't guarantee they're accurate to the 32nd or 64th of an inch, but if you made all your measurements a bit strong to allow for error, you should be fine.

That's perfect. Thanks!!

No problem!

Sorry I did not understand these measure units, you can use centimeters as data conversion and post in CM? thanks

Aviators: these measurements are in inches. There is a conversion factor, but I don't recall it right now..

6 3 / 32 "

to know the width we say simply (eg) 20 cm.

I do not understand this measure: 6 3 / 32''

edit: http://www.dossier.net/utilities/calcolatrice2/

6 inch and 3/32 of an inch or 6.09375 inch equals 154.78125 mm

http://www.seoconsultants.com/charts/inches-decimal/

http://www.convertunits.com/from/inches/to/mm

thanks :D

You convert the inches to millimeters by the following calculation:

If you have a fractional measurement of 6 3/32" you divide the 3 by 32 which = .09375 then add that to the whole number in this case 6 to get the number 6.09375. Then you multiply that number by 25.4 to get the measurement in millimeters = 154.78125