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@@TheAndreSMello thank you so much!! See you next Tuesday for Episode 25 🫡🫡

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Restart the game Of the game is open when you make that file it won’t register And sometimes it needs a second boot up to load it

@aHornetsNest i did, believe its because my file got saved as a text document and not a .lua file im not sure how to fix that though

@ if you’re not, use the program notepad++ Or try force the file name as “Cockpit.lua” and see if it works

Thank you so much! I appreciate it I’m using 16AWG white wire, stranded and it’s got silicone insulation And the lace is 1.5mm waxed nylon lace 🤙🏻🤙🏻

Hey there! You’ll see it mentioned in the video But it’s the Corsair 850W PSU in white 🤙🏻

@ I really loved this video. As I was going through the diagram I felt overwhelmed. You put me at ease though with your breakdown. Thanks a million!!!

@ no stress at all mate!!! Any other questions just let me know 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Awesome!!! So glad to hear 🙌🏼🙌🏼 it’s an awesome printer

Yeah you do, but check out the episode that talks about multiple com ports / arduinos It’ll show you how to make a short cut with the com numbers pre set

Thanks so much mate!!! I really appreciate it Any episodes/tutorials that you want to see just let me know 🙌🏼🙌🏼

Hey sorry! What PDF are you referencing I may need to watch my video again 😂

Hey mate! I’d probably use a thin wall design, and then have it be able to butt up against the panel it self and lock down Solid infil for the mounting area and make it around 1.5-2mm thick and use the panels screws to screw it all down 🤙🏻 send me a message on Instagram or Facebook and I can draw a couple ideas Sorry for the late reply… TH-cam didn’t give me any updates for the last week

Thanks mate!!! I’m just away from the computer … but I can definitely have a look for you Shoot me a message on Instagram or Facebook and I’ll be able to help you out Sorry for the late reply! TH-cam stop sending me updates for comments 🫠

@@aHornetsNest appreciated the reply. I actually figured it out watching the video again and re-reading docs. Thank you regardless.

Hey it could! I haven’t tried it but if you do let me know as I have a couple projects coming up that use a Rasp Pi screen

Hey mate! Estimating around 120kg in MDF and then around 20-30kg in electronics 🤙🏻

@ very much appreciated, sir.

Thanks mate!! I appreciate it 🫡🫡

Thanks mate!!! I’m glad I can help out 🙌🏼 I was incredibly fortunate to where companies reached, the screens however was a conversation with BuyDisplay if they wanted to be part of the series when chatting about different display options that they had for the pit and a future project

Thanks mate!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼 I appreciate you being here

Thanks mate!!! It’s my Elegoo Saturn 2 resin 3D printer

@ right on; I’m fairly new to 3d printing I was unfamiliar with that brand thank you for telling me what it is, sir. Just picked up the X1C and am looking forward to putting it to work and I follow your path.

Oh nice one!!! A XIC is nice 🤙🏻🤙🏻 enjoy the build process 🫡

Mmmm I know that it was exported in SVG because that was the most common format for hobbyist/consumer CNC Best bet then would be to export the files themselves straight from Fusion Or maybe there is a SVG to DXF converter online

@@aHornetsNest thanks man, found a converter online.

I personally haven’t printed with it, I see they sell a TPU filament on their site, and the reviews say it prints with the Plus 4… so I could assume it does If I end up printing TPU I’ll let you know 🤙🏻🤙🏻

I’m using embedded strip lighting into the panel itself Some use surface mounted LEDs to the circuit boards

@ do you just engrave a channel into the baseplate that the switches connect to?

It’s made of 2mm opal white and 3mm frosted ice acrylic I cut the channel in the 3mm frosted layer before I glue the 2 together

Hey DCS bios only works for DCS, I haven’t heard of Condor before, but I’m sure there is some online hero that has done it before and can help out 🤙🏻

You’re a legend! Thank you so much 🫡 looking forward to seeing your build come to life in 2025 🤙🏻

Hey! All the STL/.3mf files are on the Open Hornet git hub 😊 it’s around Ep.12 where I show how to download the build package 🤙🏻

Yewwwwww 🙌🏼🙌🏼 enjoy 🤙🏻

I’m torn, haven’t played console in a long time, but I’ve had both What’s better Xbox or new PS5 pro

Thanks mate!!! Haha yeah some videos have so much cutting and the this video was so easy to film haha It’s always a surprise 😂😂 have a good holiday mate and I’ll see you in the new year 🫡

I'm planning on doing a deep dive on gauges for the Open Hornet in the new year - stay tuned! 🫡

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Hahah you been binge watching 😂

@@gwentheriot9433 no way 😲 that’s awesome!!! What a great little treat to get under the tree 🎄must have been a big tree 😂

@@aHornetsNest well it was in front of the tree! Lol Will be unboxing it tomorrow! It videos tonight to learn what it’s all about and how to use one.

Enjoy mate!!! Any questions just shoot me a message 🤙🏻

Thanks Wayne!! I appreciate it Have a great 2025! 🫡

Mmmm you may be able to find a background image like that on a Etsy style website selling cockpit posters

Thank you!! You’re welcome 🤙🏻

Thanks mate you’re a legend 🫡 always happy to help… have a great day today and a happy new years and I’ll see you next year 🤙🏻

Thanks mate!!! Have a great Christmas and I’ll catch you next year!

@@aHornetsNest you too, hope santa brings you all those parts you need!!

@ ooooooo man… Santa gonna be departing over MTOW if he is coming to my house haha

@@aHornetsNest hehe, nahhh. mostly ALU, and meant for flight! its all good :)

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Thank you so much mate!!! I appreciate it 🤙🏻 thank you for coming on the ride with me and I’m looking forward to seeing how next year unfolds for us Have a great Christmas!! 🎄

@@aHornetsNest and you my friend!

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Thanks mate!! Thanks for coming on the journey with me 🫡 I’m looking forward to seeing our pits grow… sounds like a plan! Ultimate collab 🤙🏻 haha well there’s more where they came from 😂😂

@@v_seraphim_v my man! The OG 33%’er 🙌🏼🙌🏼

You're a legend! I'll definitely be back next year 🫡 thanks for being part of this journey with me!

Appreciate that mate! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you too! 🎉🎄yeah man they’re all part of it 😂 and in the moment they drive you absolutely insane … but they’re perfect for end of year reviews

Thanks mate!! I appreciate it 🤙🏻 have a great holiday season 🫡

@@aHornetsNest Hi Scott, I have made my own button box using STM 32 blue pill boards and flashed with Freejoy firmware. I have some encoders which have left/right rotation and a push button. However, I have a problem with my encoders which sometimes give a the reverse button press signal when rotating in one direction or the other. The Freejoy configurator allows for different encoder settings (like 1x, 2x, 4x and timer settings) but I still get the same problem. I suspect it could be the quality of the Ali Express encoders I bought. Does the Openhornet project use encoders and if so, do they recommend a brand or type and supplier ? Alternatively, do you know of any high-quality encoders which you would recommend which may solve the problem ?

@@speedbird8326 ooo interesting, sounds like its getting some noise, or a debouncing issue. For it to work normal, but get spurious miss reads, means that it either a bad signal (try resoldering or check pin connections), or using a capacitor to help filter noise, or debounce in the software. I haven't used freejoy, do they allow you to add a tiny delay? PEC11R-4220F-S0012 is the product number for the rotaries used in the UFC on the OH build. Saying that though, I haven't had too many issues with Ali stuff, but could just be a dud if everything above doesn't work Let me know how you go

@@aHornetsNest Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately almost all the encoders have the issue. There are delay settings and debounce settings within the Freejoy interface and I have played with them to no avail. Anyway, I'll see if the connections are good and maybe swap the encoders for the Bourns type.

@speedbird8326 nice one! Keep me up to date, I’ve only done very little work with rotaries, so seeing how’s you’re went will be a massive help 🤙🏻

Thanks mate!!! Have a good Christmas 🎄

Legend thanks mate!!! 🙌🏼🙌🏼 Have a good holidays! Chat soon 🤙🏻

Same to you mate!! Have a good one 🫡 you got any plans for the coming week?

@@aHornetsNest I'm on vacation till January 2nd. Just going to relax and enjoy the holidays with the Mrs.

@ very nice!! Enjoy Mate 🤙🏻 see you next year

hey mate thanks for the comment! so the switches itself in this example are attached to the actual "panel" itself, so in this case it would be the Electrical panel on the hornet, and the nut and 'registration' key attach to its base panel, then this circuit board attaches to that panel through the use of standoffs to create a module. you can though create 12mm holes in the circuit board itself and mount directly. Hope that clarifies it, if not let me know 🤙🏼

@@aHornetsNest thanks man, it helped me a bit, but I still cant understand it all. In your first. Video you made 12mm holes in the panel itself and 17mm holes in the back panel to mount the switch. I think I understood where the nut is supposed to go but I still can't figure out where that little ring should go.

Ah I see, you can either use the ring with the registration pin on, or take it off and use the notch I use the notch instead … and that is build into the base plate with the 12mm hole

@@waynew8830 Thankyou!! 🫡

Thank you!