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Prosimu T1000 3M - As a flight Simulator

Discussion in 'Commercial Simulators and Peripherie' started by djkc, Jan 29, 2019.

  1. djkc

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    Hi

    I'm considering buying the T1000 3M Simulator with 150mm PRS 200 actuators - for racing and also flight sims, like DCS and Elite dangerous.

    Dose anybody have a video of a Prosimu being used in a flight sim? There don't seem to be any on utube?

    Can anybody who has used a Prosimu or a dbox with flight simulators give me any feedback? How do these compare to a seat mover?
    djkc, Jan 29, 2019
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    You could contact our official reseller in USA Joseph Milbank from TESva , he have T1000 5 motion http://www.tesva.com/gaming/ and play flight simulation. He will certainly give you some feedback about race and flight Sim with PRS 200 actuators.


    Thanks

    Patrick

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    I emailed him so hopefully he can help me
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    I've just finished my 5DOF build with 200mm PRS actuators. I've not had enough time yet to do much, but after racing for a while I tried landing an F/A 18 in DCS, and I'd say it's pretty amazing as a flight sim rig!! I haven't used a seat mover I'm afraid, so I can't do a comparison, but I'm over the moon.

    My one issue is that swapping over the driving pedals and rudder pedals isn't really practical. I'm exploring whether I can live with using the clutch and accelerator pedals as rudder pedals...
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    In Elite you can map the pedals to YAW, and in XPlane there is a plugin for that. DCS i am not aware of though.

    https://forums.x-plane.org/index.php?/files/file/11801-x-toebrake2yaw-linmacwin3264/
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    Thanks for your answer, looking forward to a video
    djkc, Feb 9, 2019
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    I have simple customized 2 dof , here you can see how it works
    Rather recomending 200mm actuators than my 100mm
    Piotr Janta, Apr 17, 2019
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