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yoke wirering

Postby Diesel » Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:10 pm

:)Hi J Baymore.

I wonder if you would have time to help me wirer this thing. I added a diagram of my yoke cut in half. I just have no clue at all about wirering.


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Sorry bout that.
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Re: yoke wirering

Postby JBaymore » Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:22 pm

Mike,

Be glad to help ... however the image is not enough information.  Is there another picture?  Or is that the incorrect title?  What interface are you using to get the button presses into the sim?

Also, please upload images here to the SimV server.  See the Upload Image link at he top of every forum page for rules and how to do it.  Otherwise we have to keep it as a URL link.

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Re: yoke wirering

Postby Diesel » Sat Sep 15, 2007 6:49 pm

:)OK JB. I uploaded the pic and cut it down a bit. Should have read the rules.

 I'm up for any kind of interface.
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Re: yoke wirering

Postby JBaymore » Sat Sep 15, 2007 7:02 pm

Mike,

The first step in this is deciding WHAT interface you will use to get the button press into the sim.
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Re: yoke wirering

Postby JBaymore » Sat Sep 15, 2007 7:07 pm

You might also look at this thread for another interfacing possibility:

http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/yabb2 ... 1189464340

Also look in the "resources" sticky at the top of the forum.

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Re: yoke wirering

Postby Diesel » Sat Sep 15, 2007 7:49 pm

:)thank you very much for your time.

What do you think about this? http://www.desktopaviator.com/Products/Model_2040/index.htm
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Re: yoke wirering

Postby JBaymore » Sat Sep 15, 2007 11:21 pm

:)thank you very much for your time.

What do you think about this? http://www.desktopaviator.com/Products/Model_2040/index.htm



If all you really want is to connect MOMENTARY buttons to the computer (beware their misleading "toggle" reference) then that is a GREAT deal pricewise for getting 20 buttons in a compact package that is easy to hook up.

If you also want toggles..... better READ their site carefully... it takes some additional components and circuits to make that work well on EVERY toggle switch you use.

But there are a lot of places that momentaries are just fine in the sim.
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Re: yoke wirering

Postby Diesel » Wed Sep 19, 2007 12:17 am

:'( Sorry for the late reply JB. I;m a trucker. Sometimes I'm gone for a few days.

I orderd the one from from Desktop aviators.

 Thank you very much for your time in helping me. I appreciate your help. And BTW you have a nice cockpit .

 I would like to ask you again for help later if thats ok with you?

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