Dude. Thank you. I have been working on a 3d printed TQ for 737 for 3 days now trying to set software up. The forums are sometimes helpful but most of the time not. This video made it clear as day that I was missing the "active" checkmark!
You are welcome! Glad I could help. Your throttle quadrant sounds really cool! If you'd like you can send picture to CaptianBobSim@gmaill.com I'd love to see it!
Good job, take care on powering steper motors with the arduino supply, 1 motor is ok but when you put a lot of stepers you need an external power supply to avoid excede the power delivered by the arduino.
I don't but you could go onto the MobiFlight forum and ask: www.mobiflight.com/ or of course google it :) (Not sure how wiring would go with it though) My recommendation would be to use a gear ratio in your rate of change indicator. Good luck with your sim!
I will likely do an attitude indicator within the next few weeks, but it will probably be with servos. I will add a stepper version to my video list, but it will take a while, as I will likely have to design the print.
Improved stepper support here! th-cam.com/video/1_95yC5xnKY/w-d-xo.html
Dude. Thank you. I have been working on a 3d printed TQ for 737 for 3 days now trying to set software up. The forums are sometimes helpful but most of the time not. This video made it clear as day that I was missing the "active" checkmark!
You are welcome! Glad I could help. Your throttle quadrant sounds really cool! If you'd like you can send picture to CaptianBobSim@gmaill.com I'd love to see it!
Good job, take care on powering steper motors with the arduino supply, 1 motor is ok but when you put a lot of stepers you need an external power supply to avoid excede the power delivered by the arduino.
Thank you for the advice! I didn't think of that, good catch.
should not be powering stepper with Arduino uno Big mistake if yiou decide to give it more power.
I made it thanks to you.Great video! ! many many thanks!!
Great job! Glad it helped!
Was this video Helpful? Should I make more in depth videos, or was this just right?
Keep it simple for the beginners then add more info.
@@jetraid Thank you for the advice!
Great video.
Thank you!
Any suggestions on faster stepper motors? I am doing an A-4 Skyhawk and the 28BYJs cant keep up with the rate of change.
I don't but you could go onto the MobiFlight forum and ask:
www.mobiflight.com/ or of course google it :) (Not sure how wiring would go with it though)
My recommendation would be to use a gear ratio in your rate of change indicator. Good luck with your sim!
If your going with bigger faster Bipolar steppers then use external power not arduino.
you make your own intro cool
Thank you!
Can you do a video on an attitude (Artificial Horizon) gauge connection to steppers?
I will likely do an attitude indicator within the next few weeks, but it will probably be with servos. I will add a stepper version to my video list, but it will take a while, as I will likely have to design the print.
@@CaptainBobSim I am curious about how that is set up in the program? I have been looking for a throttle, yaw, and attitude(X, Y) to control steppers.
@@CaptainBobSim I am more interested in the program to audrino mega for controlling X, Y and yaw with throttle?
Is there much delay between the whats happening in the sim vs what the stepper motor is showing.
I don't notice any delay (Unless Logging is enabled).
is mobiflight compatible with dcs world?
I don't think so, it runs through FSUIPC and XPUIPC.
@@CaptainBobSim what does FSUIPC abd XPUIPC mean?
They are programs that communicate with the simulators.
Refer to this video: th-cam.com/video/4XUoG1BAWPs/w-d-xo.html
OMG! DO YOU NOT HAVE A CAKEBOARD FOR SCHEMATIC!!!!!!!!!!
to my knowledge there are no laws against not having one 🤷♂️
Just thought it might have showed people you know what your talking about and not just all hear say and copying??
Sorry - I don't understand what you are talking about. Are you saying drawing on the whiteboard is bad? What do you mean by "cakeboard"?