Hi,
while asking stupid questions in the forum, i want to share, what i am working on.
Back in the hobby since 4 weeks after 15 years on standby. Only having a Dell Win10 Laptop with integrated Intel "GPU" i cant run anything better than FSX with 2 additional Displays. Hopefully somewhen i can upgrade to P3D/XP/FS2020.
Beside that i am running the panel on AM on a Pi, electronics via Arduino Mega.
Curretly it looks like
a bit more light, one week ago, without the panel frame
Actual prototype of Panel with added electronics:
https://youtu.be/6quk4reLj1o
The Saitec Yoke and Radiopanel was bought 2nd hand, Rudder pedal is a 5€ used fitnes stepper - dampers removed, fader attached and connected to a Arduino leonardo flashed as 2nd Joystick Controller. beside that a lot of Duct-Tape, HotGlue, on-the-fly wiring and use whatever i can find in the basement....
Have fun roasting me
My low-cost-work-in-progress cockpit
Re: My low-cost-work-in-progress cockpit
Hey , nice. It looks great. Amazing out of the box thinking with the pedals, love it.
It shows you dont need crazy priced stuff to have fun and thats all that matters.
Joe
Oh, and you just got me as a subsciber. I love it when people just get on with it. The panel is great. Look forward to watching you do more great work.
It shows you dont need crazy priced stuff to have fun and thats all that matters.
Joe
Oh, and you just got me as a subsciber. I love it when people just get on with it. The panel is great. Look forward to watching you do more great work.
Joe. CISSP, MSc.
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Re: My low-cost-work-in-progress cockpit
Air Manager is great for that. It gives you incredible versatility without needing to break the bank. Or if you do want to break the bank, it can grow along with your cockpit.
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