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FSCockpit

My setup for a flight sim cockpit

Current guidelines

What I'm currently attempting to achieve. These guidelines come as conclusions of previous thought.

  • Start by making discrete components, not a big one. i.e. make a specific component to manage comm radio1, another for comm radio2, another for nav1, another for autopilot, etc.
  • Start by a single component and make it work.

Change log

2022-04-19:
I create this github repo to keep all the project stuff in one place. I buy some components: rotary encoders, arduino board and some cable, that I will receive at home in a cuple of days.

2022-04-21:
I received the parts I ordered; I'll get hands dirty on the weekend.

2022-04-23:
After some DCS flying, I got the project started by soldering the arduino pins.
https://github.com/serolrom/FSCockpit/blob/main/pics/IMG_20220423_Soldered_Ardu.jpg

2022-04-24: Can't get the darn thing to work. I have tried out some videos to make a generic game controller, then switched to more specific products like Mobiflight, but could not get any of them to even work slightly.

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