obious Posted August 3 Posted August 3 Moza (whatever you may think of them as a company) has a FFB base out that could prove to pair nicely with the C-130J. Anyone know if FFB will be supported by the module? https://uk.mozaracing.com/products/ay210-yoke-base 1 Intel 12900k @ 5.2Ghz, RTX 4090, Samsung 1TB NVME, Thrustmaster Warthog & F-18 stick, Pendular Rudder Pedals - Quest Pro AV8B N/A UFC Build Log AV8B N/A PCBs for sale
Ratcatcher Posted August 3 Posted August 3 Would be interested to know too, don't forget WinWing are about to release different yokes (FFB and non FFB) along with their own designed FFB sticks/bases. 2 Techlabs Chameleon Watercooled Gaming PC - Intel Core i7 6700K @ 4.7GHz : Samsung 950 Pro 256GB SSD, Samsung 500 gig SSD, Seagate 1TB 7200RPM Drive : MSI GeForce GTX 1080 "Founders Edition" 8192MB : 800W '80 Plus Gold' Modular Power Supply : 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 PC4-25600C16 3200MHz : Occulus Rift S : TM Warthog : MFG Crosswind V2 : Win 10 64. PointCTRL.
Viper ZA Posted September 3 Posted September 3 (edited) Well it better. I just returning to DCS and starting a fresh. Ordered my AB9 FFB base and my first module is the C130J. Edited September 3 by Viper ZA
obious Posted yesterday at 08:37 AM Author Posted yesterday at 08:37 AM Just caught GS's first look video and looks like it'll be a tricker getting it off the ground due to the size of this beast (which I'm looking forward to). I haven't ordered it yet but I'm hoping what the airframe feels as its hit by gusts of wind, adverse yaw etc the Moza AY210 yolk base will replicate. Anyone from the ACS team able to confirm? Intel 12900k @ 5.2Ghz, RTX 4090, Samsung 1TB NVME, Thrustmaster Warthog & F-18 stick, Pendular Rudder Pedals - Quest Pro AV8B N/A UFC Build Log AV8B N/A PCBs for sale
rob10 Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago 13 hours ago, obious said: ... tricker getting it off the ground due to the size of this beast (which I'm looking forward to). Not sure it's really about the size but rather than the fact that you have 4 very powerful engines all turning the same direction. You get the same effect on the Mosquito which is definitely a much smaller beast (and wood construction ). Seems crazy, but makes sense for manufacturing/maintenance to have 4 identical engines rather than 2 and 2, even though that would be easier to fly. Talking to a squad mate who flys IRL and apparently most multi-engine aircraft are this way (all same direction). 1
MAXsenna Posted 11 hours ago Posted 11 hours ago Not sure it's really about the size but rather than the fact that you have 4 very powerful engines all turning the same direction. You get the same effect on the Mosquito which is definitely a much smaller beast (and wood construction ). Seems crazy, but makes sense for manufacturing/maintenance to have 4 identical engines rather than 2 and 2, even though that would be easier to fly. Talking to a squad mate who flys IRL and apparently most multi-engine aircraft are this way (all same direction).One learns something new every day! Thanks! Sent from my SM-A536B using Tapatalk
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