#3252200 - 03/30/11 06:10 PM
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Are those donuts or onion rings? Man alive, I'm hungry. Brb.  Also, I hope you move those pedals on to the floor or you're a hobbit. (No offense intended if you are a hobbit)
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#3252281 - 03/30/11 07:20 PM
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Are those donuts or onion rings? Man alive, I'm hungry. Brb.  Also, I hope you move those pedals on to the floor or you're a hobbit. (No offense intended if you are a hobbit) My snacks? Neither. They are 'sushki" http://tdkondspb.ru/d/15383/d/1150983848.jpgAnd I'm not a hobbit. Picture's angle doesn't allow you to see depth too well. When I sit on a couch, there's enough room for legs. Sim y got g940, how is it with the game, i have heard y cannot change centering spring, it's allways 100% in cod
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#3252332 - 03/30/11 07:56 PM
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No COD yet! (On order from Amazon) Here's my rig before I got the Thrustmaster MFDs:  And after:  I still need to program them and set up the templates for my modern sims...
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#3253080 - 03/31/11 09:41 AM
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Argon: Are those mountings for stick and throttle custom-built? Or does someone sell stuff like that..?
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#3253151 - 03/31/11 11:13 AM
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Sim, how big is that screen?
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#3253618 - 03/31/11 03:54 PM
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sascha, they were once sold by Interface Dynamics. You can't get them anywhere sadly anymore... There's an old thread with ideas here: http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3162870/Mounting_Hotas_on_Office_Chair.htmlWholehawg, that's a very neat pit!!!
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#3253750 - 03/31/11 05:29 PM
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Sim, how big is that screen? 55 inch.
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#3299525 - 05/20/11 01:06 PM
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#3300104 - 05/21/11 01:37 AM
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Do you put pedals on the floor when gaming? If so, does it scratch the floor?
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#3300385 - 05/21/11 02:49 PM
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Do you put pedals on the floor when gaming? If so, does it scratch the floor? Nah. I just keep it on that little magazine stance. There is a very adhesive rag that keeps rudders in place.
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#3300814 - 05/22/11 09:59 AM
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How do you find using an office swivel chair with rudder pedals? I hate it, even if you get the wheels to stop moving the chair swivels slightly when you kick the rudders. I grab a dining room chair when I fire up Flight Sims.
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#3301104 - 05/22/11 07:46 PM
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After TX-Gunslinger posted his setup, I'm wondering what everyone else is using. So what does your 'cockpit' looks like.
Nice digs, Sim! Is that a 27" or 30" Dell? Are you 1920 X 1200 or 2560 X 1600? Funny, I'm almost done with a complete overhaul of my "pit" - more controllers added and many new ergonomic features. Now that I've had CoD for long enough to fully understand all the Control section nuances, I can finally finish. Hopefully I'll be adding some pics to this thread before the days out. So far, the coolest "cockpit/desk" I've seen so far is this one, designed and built by Propnut over at Warthog World. The utility, elegance and flexibility of his arrangement is what strikes me. Since I fly multiple sims and do other things with my computer, I don't want an enclosed cockpit. Besides, if you've built yourself a Spitfire or 109 cockpit to achieve the ultimate in "immersion" - what do you do when you fly other, completely different aircraft? http://www.warthogworld.com/hangar/showthread.php?66-Rollout-Warthog-platformsThere are pics on both pages of that thread - incredible, to me. S! Gunny
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#3301339 - 05/23/11 03:41 AM
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After TX-Gunslinger posted his setup, I'm wondering what everyone else is using. So what does your 'cockpit' looks like.
Nice digs, Sim! Is that a 27" or 30" Dell? Are you 1920 X 1200 or 2560 X 1600? Gunny Aim higher! That's 55 inch TV with native at 1080p. Love it!
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#3301548 - 05/23/11 02:00 PM
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Cool setup Warbirds. Do you find yourself napping between sorties.  Wheels Yes I do but always seem to wake up just before the fireworks start. There is one real airplane related object in that picture but you will have to look hard to find it. On the other end, about 7 feet away, is a 60 inch Sony lcd and sound system, ps3, hd cable and assorted strange objects.
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#3301617 - 05/23/11 03:56 PM
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How do you find using an office swivel chair with rudder pedals? I hate it, even if you get the wheels to stop moving the chair swivels slightly when you kick the rudders. I grab a dining room chair when I fire up Flight Sims. The floor mat I have keeps the chair from moving too easily (It's soft plastic), and I've toned down the swivel of the chair down a lot.
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#3301668 - 05/23/11 05:13 PM
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Haha Warbirds... cutting board as mouse pad? Nice touch.
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#3301703 - 05/23/11 06:02 PM
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Haha Warbirds... cutting board as mouse pad? Nice touch. I have wrist problems from years of doing this so I looked for the slickest surface posible and found this great super slick cutting board at Walmart. Best mouse pad I ever had and it was about 3 bucks. Just wish it had been in black but white seems to work better with optical mice.
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#3301728 - 05/23/11 06:34 PM
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<Dreamtag on> Wouldn't it be nice to use a HOTAS and a TrackIR in combination with VR-glasses? That would create a tremendous immersion! In fact I can't understand, why they do not build an affordable VR-device. They could use two of those iPhone retina displays, or even better two OLEDs. Real 3d and headtracking... If this thing would cover the whole eyesight, we wouldn't need to build cockpits from wood or whatever. </Dreamtag off> Vader
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#3302047 - 05/24/11 01:32 AM
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Love the setup Warbirds. Is that a whole prop or just half of on? Hi, the prop is only one third of a 3 blade. 
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#3302365 - 05/24/11 01:47 PM
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Hey thanks Uriah! Do you have one of those yourself?
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#3302651 - 05/24/11 06:57 PM
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Uriah is correct, it is a Tarmac
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#3302814 - 05/24/11 10:30 PM
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No, but I got to sit in Steven's cockpit and play the game with that stick. There really is nothing like having a stick that long. It gives you much greater fine control. Steven gave me the web site.
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#3302837 - 05/24/11 11:32 PM
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Haha Warbirds... cutting board as mouse pad? Nice touch. I have wrist problems from years of doing this so I looked for the slickest surface posible and found this great super slick cutting board at Walmart. Best mouse pad I ever had and it was about 3 bucks. Just wish it had been in black but white seems to work better with optical mice. I hear ya.... While back I was comparing glass cutting boards vs glass mousepads, price diffrence was huge!!
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#3302838 - 05/24/11 11:38 PM
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 Oldie, I should prolly take a new pic when I get a larger monitor. I can't stand the bezels on tri-monitor setups so I just went with a large 28" monitor, but I am looking into getting a 32" Can you tell us little bit about the box you got sitting on your desk? Also, what is the resolution of your 28in monitor?
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#3303795 - 05/26/11 02:01 AM
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No COD yet! (On order from Amazon) Here's my rig before I got the Thrustmaster MFDs:  I still need to program them and set up the templates for my modern sims... Wow, what are you using to secure your HOTAS to the arm rests of your chair? I'd love to do that with my Cougar.
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#3304097 - 05/26/11 01:52 PM
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They are chair mounts by Interface Dynamics, which sadly are no longer around. It's a platform with a pole on a swivel joint that is metal banded around the front of the arm rest. Then velcro straps to secure the HOTAS to the platform.  Here are the Logitech speakers and the mount I built and painted from some housing frame joints:  The cables for the speaker and HOTAS that I have running off on the left side to the PC:  We just got into a new place, and I've got my own study/PC room now. It's coming together, so here's a more recent pic:  
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#3305739 - 05/28/11 03:07 PM
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Argon, very nice computer room. Rear speaker setup is great!
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#3310926 - 06/04/11 07:14 PM
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 PC is hidden inside the side (with exhaust fans and air ducts) - the seat is mounted on a hollow wooden box that contains a home theatre sized buttkicker LFE. Don't have a touchscreen yet - haven't really needed it with the CH MFP's being present.
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#3311957 - 06/06/11 03:20 PM
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Argon, you are clearly the type one enters your room and knows immediately what your hobby is ... I am thinking of pimping my spartan, hard wooden Sim chair seeing all this. 
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#3315455 - 06/10/11 12:32 PM
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Awesome setup Deacon! You've got all the best toys there!  I'm torn between a triple monitor setup like yours or adding a second projector to my existing one and building a curved screen. I think space will be the limiting factor. My very much 'work in progress' pit:  Build thread here: http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/3072205/Generic_pit_build.html#Post3072205
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#3316467 - 06/11/11 02:59 PM
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Holy Wholehawg , how did the divorce go He won, she got the kids and he got the cockpit...  Cheers,
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#3316633 - 06/11/11 07:48 PM
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Hello there, I am the first time here and I like the idea very much to show us each other our "HomeBirds" and I appreciate really what I saw in here. So, up to me, I proudly present my "StealthBoard"  everything is looking "normal", apart from the Saitekrudders  but then, a thrustmaster 16.00o pops up  ooops, Quadrant and Belkin gamepad, I wouldn't like to miss it  In function now: A modified cyborg-gold as elevator trim  Projector at six o'clock high and TIR on 12 o'clock low - allright for Chocs away!
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#3320768 - 06/17/11 06:28 AM
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Hm, nobody reacts to this ? What a shame, really... so I will, though I am no cockpit aficionado owning just a wooden chair modified with some planks and having only one small monitor.
Welcome to SimHQ and congrats to your 007 Sim Gear. Most impressive, indeed. Best of all, your thing looks completely unintrusive and does not ruin the living room. Well done. Thx for sharing that.
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#3321001 - 06/17/11 02:21 PM
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Hey that's really cool topgum49! VA_Deacon, a really purpose-built solution! Love it. 
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#3321744 - 06/18/11 02:55 PM
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After seeing some of these setups I'm having cockpit envy!  Still using my Obutto (got one of the first runs release in the States) with some minor alterations and lvoing it. 
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#3322090 - 06/18/11 11:06 PM
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 My cockpit at the moment - for those who have a MSSW2 joystick will see the sense of scale I got fed up with being on the road (a lot) and not being able to play stuff so last week I expensed a 'dev laptop' with an i7 2.6, 16GB RAM, a GT540M 2GB, 256GB SSD. It's hilariously small, i.e. a 11 inch display and weighs about 4lb! Can hold it with one hand when doing the airport security dance too. Not something I'd buy with my own money, but it's amazing how small/powerful these things are getting. PS Apologies for the photo quality, but I thought it would be funny to show the wee beast in contrast with these great cockpits. PPS Yes, it plays CoD well. It makes long flights go faster too. 
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#3322114 - 06/18/11 11:58 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
[Re: FearlessFrog]
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Nice! And it works!
Any luck getting the joystick through security as carry-on? LOL
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#3322118 - 06/19/11 12:14 AM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Nice! And it works!
Any luck getting the joystick through security as carry-on? LOL Lol - confession time: I just use a PS3 controller when traveling. I put the joystick in the pic as a kind of 'Pickaxe Next To Yeti Footprint' scale guide. It would be kind of funny to whip out the stick while on a real flight though - 'Stewardess, my yaw pitch is off, get the Captain!'. Plus the hand-luggage xray profile would get me marked on the deviants list I'm sure.. 
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#3322366 - 06/19/11 01:37 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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HI guys! I reply from DocW's post, just to say thank you to all for your gorgerous coments & compliments! Though, I must say to FearlessFrog soundwise, my STEALTHBoard could be still improved, I'm just waiting for a soundmod, which can do that what is in FearlessFrog's ears - without getting banned on Steam ;-) To ArgonV and VA_Deacon: The thing, I like most on realy good Simulations & SimGears are haptic aspects - But, like in Reality, you spend more time on the ground, to keep your engine in a good state, than flying around. So do I, by handycrafting in my workshop. To Ajay: Yes, I am a painter, that's why don't have a pilot license, simply too much other things to do. Maybee, if Randy Roads, Bon Scott, have had a real good Sim like CoD or IL2, maybee they would be still allive? no, that's rubbish, Randy just was in the wrong plane :-( Last but not least to Michael alias DocW: In deed, with the OO7 Simgear, I was able to catch her, Wow- it works fantastic, thank U ,Q!  And you're right, it doesn't mess up the livingroom;-) xxxtopgum
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#3323969 - 06/21/11 01:19 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Last edited by FS_Phat; 06/21/11 01:21 PM.
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#3323990 - 06/21/11 01:44 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Holy sh*t mate!!! What do you have in that box?!?!?
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#3323991 - 06/21/11 01:45 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Good God man!!! It's like the bridge of the Enterprise! There must be enough thrust from those fans that it wheels it's bloody self out!!! Excellent 
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#3324005 - 06/21/11 02:02 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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 *Scotty* WE NEED MAIR DILITHIUM CRYSTALS CAP'N, MAIR POWER!!! I DINNAE KEN HOW LONG SHE CAN HOLD!!! *Necks bottle of Scotch in desperation as the Klingons attack* What do you call that then, 'The Beast Rabban'? I wonder if its Turing capable and self aware. Does it talk to you and give free 'life coaching'?  Looks a top rig mate. 
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#3324017 - 06/21/11 02:17 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Last edited by FS_Phat; 06/21/11 02:18 PM.
I am Intel of Borg. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. i7 3930K @ 5Ghz AC Kryos Silver WB - Asus Rampage IV Extreme - 4way SLI GTX 580 AC Aquagrafx WB - 16GB DDR3-2000 - 4 x GTX 360 rads w/ 24 x CM fans & shrouds - 2 x Enermax 1500W PSU - MM Extended Ascension Horizon XL-ATX Case - 2 x Koolance 452x2 Res and 4 x D5 pumps - 3 x 24" Acer H243H LCD Nv Surround
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#3324601 - 06/22/11 12:04 AM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Holy crap FS_Phat.  That system is, well, just phat. I'd hate to drop a screw in there - you'd never find it. Or the family dog. By Odin's Beard, I could keep the cockpit I posted under his mouse, and he'd never find it! Good set-up!
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#3324615 - 06/22/11 12:30 AM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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What type of case is that cube? It's not from Yeong-Yang, not the YY-0221 nor the YY-04x0. Its from the US, Mountain Mods Extended Ascension. $1000 au shipped to Australia, so not the cheapest case around. But it was the only case that would fit everything. I used to have this setup below with 2 cases with an externally connected water loop between them. Left one for computer and right one dedicated cooling case. I had a baby coming so I had to consolidate everything down to a smaller space and keep it tidy as its now in sitting in the front dinning room as apposed to dedicated 'office'. 
I am Intel of Borg. Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated. i7 3930K @ 5Ghz AC Kryos Silver WB - Asus Rampage IV Extreme - 4way SLI GTX 580 AC Aquagrafx WB - 16GB DDR3-2000 - 4 x GTX 360 rads w/ 24 x CM fans & shrouds - 2 x Enermax 1500W PSU - MM Extended Ascension Horizon XL-ATX Case - 2 x Koolance 452x2 Res and 4 x D5 pumps - 3 x 24" Acer H243H LCD Nv Surround
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#3341835 - 07/14/11 05:44 PM
Re: Show us your home 'cockpit'
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Sim, how big is that screen? 55 inch. Is that a Samsung 9000 series? I have one of those. Is there any input or display lag?
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