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Congratulations, dude!

Parabéns, muito interessante.

You know Lobisomem?

He made a very improvised cockpit with some stuff.Got interesting.
Of course it´s a hell of a mess:

http://www.battlecentral.xpg.com.br/...ad.php?t=83226

I hope he don´t mind if I link to his thread at another forum.

Sega 360

I don't mind at all. I post this to inspire people with low budget but high expectations :)

My "cockpit" is a real mess. Pablo is doing something he can even sell... "Pro" level!

But my "2 cents" is about people looking more seriously to the easily and cheap "elongated" Thrustmaster T16000M in central assembly as control rod in WWII simpits. I'm using one for more than one year and it's great.

That's my suggestion to any serious WWII simpit builder: instead of using expensive solutions, try to use some cheap but PRECISE stick with central mount.

But what I feel is that people don't believe that a cheap solution can be more precise than an expensive one. And it's really sad, because this behaviour make the hardware prices goes high...

Very interesting! I would like to have one of these before I get to old to sim flying. Do you have any idea of price and when it will be fully operational?

Espero que tudo corra bem!

Abraços,

Mad G
Sul de Minas - Brasil

Wow, I would love one. But that is some serious kit to store, wish I was rich. :(

Good luck it's an excellent product.

Looks like fun. I guess it's using yaw-bank-roll data, not G-forces (calculated XYZ vectors)?

Let's not get ahead of ourselves, Sokol1 is joking. As far as I know, that's not Pablo's chair. It's a 360º-2 axis-motion platform developed by 3 engineers: the Sffair-Boessio partnership. It has evolved from a previous one that was object of an academic paper/experiment a few years ago.

I've noticed Sokol1 smiley face at his post... :-)

Anyway, the good news is: we have two chances of something commercial to pop up from these two Brazilian ventures.

I'm anxious to see Pablos chair and also curious to try that MotionFX...

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