New Throttlemount
Until now the throttle has been mounted to a piece of wood which made the whole thing quite flimsy.
The flightsim is starting again!
Due to FS2020 and DCS World I got hooked to flightsimming again and want to reactivate my cockpit to full operational status. (more…)
DIY USB Wheel 03
Phase 3 – Building
After everything has been planned at the prototype looked like I intended it to I started with the final build. (more…)
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Racingrig 10 – Triple monitors
Since the last simrig update I upgraded to a triplemonitor setup + addon monitor. (more…)
DIY USB Wheel 02
After finishing most of the design work I started with programming the firmware and building a first prototype out of Plywood.
DIY Buttonplate for the Fanatec UniversalHub
For quite some time I have been driving with my Fanatec CSL Elite and the default wheel. But I wanted to have a bit more racing like wheel and I found a nice Sparco P104 Limite clone. (more…)
New Pedalmount
After 10 years of a “temporary” solution, it’s been time to rework the pedalmount. (more…)
Compact MFDs
Until now the MFDs, monitors and the electronics for them have been mounted seperately on the middle console. (more…)
Building the seatrail
When I flew the sim I realized that the position of the seat wasn’t completely ok. (more…)
Progress on the right Frontpanel
The right frontpanel has been finished, as I intented to. MFD and DED are fully functioning and display the correct data out of Falcon: Until I manage to build my physical instruments like ADI, RPM, and so on, these data will be displayed on the two MFD-monitors with FalconGauges. Now all important…
New Simputer
After 6 years a new simputer was obtained - the old one was not able to give a smooth flying feeling. Since I don't plan to buy a new rig in the next years, I decided to get something more "high-end"ish. ASUS P5B Motherboard (front left) Intel Core2Duo E6600 2.4GHz CPU (front…
First MDF including output
At last something is working as I planned it! The left MFD in "operational" state: And from the "pilot's view":