Anyone know if such an idea if out there, or if it is being developed. Here is )
You won’t get the Aileron Axis to the base. It will never work like a real yoke.
I think it’s absolutely possible, it’s just a matter of engineering.
They could easily make an adapter for it.
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As @Sunday748 pointed out, how do you get the aileron input to the base? The Warthog stick doesn’t have any axes on the stick itself, other than pitch/roll, so you couldn’t even co-opt one of those. So you would have a yoke that is fixed in place that can’t rotate, and you would need to physically move it left, and right to roll without it rotating.
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it is possible, 3d printing and an Arduino with few axis/button and done.
Not saying it’s easy but its not rocket science.
I do 3d printing for work, could be interested in project.
You can find me on facebook.
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I’m a great fan of DIY peripherals and much can be done with 3d printer and Arduino/similar but I think a scratch built yoke would probably be the way to go…
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