I put all my RSG components on a USB splitter so I can unplug them all at once. If you shut the RSG program down, unplug them and start MSFS without recognizing them, you can start a flight, plug them in and be good to go. You might have to Select “disconnect” and “connect” on the little pop up menu, but it should recognize them.
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Steering tiller unit for MSFS2020 B787.
It is equipped with a 10-inch monitor.
Please search for “787 Steering Tiller” on Youtube.
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I like the ingenious toggling of managed/unmanaged states for Airbus.
Simple, but it solves a difficult problem 
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My simple, clean setup, less is more. Just a keyboard mouse and Xbox 20th anniversary controller that’s it. (I’m holding it in the foreground) Love that little Xbox controller. I tried the HOTAS One with rudder pedals, the HOTAS crapped out on me and I didn’t like using the rudder pedals anyway. 
Here’s my latest setup, I’m quite happy with it, I’m only use the buttons on the joystick, not the axis, works great and handy.
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That’s a nice and clear setup.
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This is mine ,I am cheating a bit as this is based on fs9,but for msfs 2020 all I need is Multi monitor support ,a few module updates and various software updates…oh and approx £6-8 k for 3 x new pcs to run it…no chance😩,it’s xbox for the forseeable future instead!
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Mind sharing what the stands are that you’re using to mount your warthog? I’m looking to do something similar to the sides of my yoke like you have.
I use Monstertech table mounts, they are expensive but very high quality.
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Great. Thanks!
Great, i love how everyone of us is living the dream of flying at home 
Here one more photo (=Avatar 6.1) of my cockpit setup, i actually bought a Saitek = Logitech Radio Panel in order to improve the way of realistic flying (in my case now more on VATSIM than on IVAO).
Greets, Markus
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That’s dedication u bolted the yoke to the floor lol.
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What overlays are you using for the G1000?
They are made by Simstrumentation
Specifically here;
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Your setup is something similar to the one I’m planning to build this year. Do you use hand tracking (ultra leap, etc.) in your VR setup?
Nope. I only fly the Cessna and all the buttons I need are physically built. (Except the transponder, but I’m working on it.) I’d imagine it’s not a perfect match with the virtual cockpit, so it’s probably better I don’t use Leap. You just glance at what you want to touch, reach for it, and it’s there.
To locate all the buttons & components, I started with a blank panel, put my VR headset on, fired up the sim, then made several passes at marking each knob location with a sharpie.
Goggles up/down/up/down/up/down fine tuning each knob’s mark. Then I drilled & installed them all.
I’m going to build one last panel (famous last words) to fit THIS bad boy!
6DOF motion platform from DOFreality.com
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Very interesting! You’re actually building what I’m dreaming about lol. It’s my hope that you plan on starting a new thread to walk us through your build. BTW, what VR headset do you use?
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