If I can make a suggestion on the throttle, some PTFE Teflon spray or even PTFE powder as used by bicyclists on plastic parts would make that throttle as well as other parts without bearings run really smoothly. Really superb build. Thank you for sharing.

WOW.... As an engineer of 40 years, it really takes allot to catch my attention, let alone, hold my attention. I have spent almost all of my life time cramming info into my dinky bean brain. Now, with that said, I am highly and exceptionally impressed with this. The video editing is top notch on the audio and video. You explained what you were doing at an elementary level, that allot of high IQ people fail to be able to do and you did that wonderfully. You didn't take for granted that somebody "just already knows what you know as second nature". I would like to thank you for the amount of time that you set aside to make this happen as that I can only assume, was well over 200 hours, if not more than that over the years of honing the R&D aspect of this design. I was thoroughly entertained. I even learned a few things from your video here today. Thank you. This was an easy click to subscribe to your channel and I look forwards to the next videos of this simulator build. I did I quick skim-through of your older video titles, just to see what you have showcased already, I think I will enjoy watching those as well. Well done.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello and once again I find my self humbled by the words of others. Thank you for taking the time to comment!

(This is just a 'drive-by' comment.) I haven't watched much of the video, but after seeing the thumbnail image and clicking on it, I just had to say that you build amazing stuff, and your videos inspire me to learn a lot more and to put that knowledge into practice in my own sim, which is very much in the planning stages. Thanks.

A very happy New Year Karl. I've been looking forward to these particular build videos. Simply amazing!! I'll definitely be giving this a go!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jogn, Thank you and i hope you do give it a go. Its a great project and i dont think there are many like this out there (Yet!)

That's really impressive. Can't wait to see the other videos in the series.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thanks! I need to get a move one and finish the next one! Its already been a week!

Truly impressive. Enjoyed seeing the functionality come together.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Joel, Thank you! Defo one of my more indepth videos. Kind Regards, Karl

Mad Skillz! Starting my own 737 build soon, so much thanks for the time and effort that you have put in to it and that you are willing to share it :)

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello and Thank you for the kind words! Good luck on your build!

This is such a professional well made, clear and easy to follow video. Love it!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Humbled by the kind words!

Again, just amazed at the work involved, truly impressive... 🙂

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

Been looking forward to this build video. As usual, you didn't disappoint.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it! and thank you!

Fantastic build. I’ll be building this for sure, and the cyclic when you get that done!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, Cyclic next, already carrying out a few addons after so many suggestions from this video!

your work is just fantastic.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

Hi Karl! Nice to see you back in the new year. Excellent design and very comprehensive video! 👍 Looking forward to second episode!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello! I should start that ASAP, parts printed just awaiting for some steppers to arrive. Thank you for the knid comments as always!

What an amazing bit of kit you made here!! Well done Mate!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! and Cheers!

Another great project Karl. Looking forward to the next in series.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, already working on the next video. A lot to print!

Just started taking serious interest in these, glad I came across this video.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! I'd taken a lot of time and effort to get to this stage.

Wow this looks incredible!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully works incredible too! Thank you!

15:28, reading quality is higher in a hall sensor but really its for futureproofing. Pots WILL die, and sometimes fairly quickly, its what kills pretty much all flight controls on the market eventually and so people would rather spend a little more and have a hall sensor which as far as I have heard will last at least double but theoretically for a lifetime.

100 % agree with Dru Bradley, please keep up the good work and i look forward to more content from you especially on Helos 😉

an incredible project, and even better instructions. Many people would half-do the instructions, or point to already assembled / unfinished parts!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, The build part is done in the hope it stops a million emails coming my way asking how to do a certain part!

you're the man another awesome build for the books

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Once again. You have set the tone for flight sim world

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Humbled, thank you

Amazing work, your page is fantastic

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

Well done with the flying! I follow your channel because I'm an engineer who migrated to the cockpit of the 737 too many years ago, but I love to tinker. I have also tried flying rotary several times and as my instructor friend once said its like trying to "shave and w#nk at the same time" its dangerous! Excellent channel!

Wow that is amazing!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Seen it in action, works awesme!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Jiri! Great to hear from you!

This is... brilliant. I went for hydraulic damper and a bit of counterweight, but this solution is genius.

Outstanding work!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you kindly!

VR helped me so much in helicopter flying

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thats actually my next thing to see if it helps. Also means i dont need the wrap around screens.

I suggest using inexpensive pipe cleaner brushes inside the springs to silence them, as well as putting heatshrink on the ends.

Amazing build once again.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Two years ago I flew S58's for a summer drying cherries. It was impressive how much of a difference a correlator makes, and ultimately I didn't notice a whole lot of difference flying without a governor. It's inspiring watching your videos and seeing how far one can go with a simpit. Eventually I would like to build one of your collective and cyclic's. Keep up the amazing work.

@HomecockpitsAndMore

Жыл бұрын

I worked as a cherry picker in New Zealand for one season and was surpised they use helicopters to dry the cherries after a rainfall, no wonder cherries are so expensive! Haha must have been a cool job flying over the orchard for some time!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great job! Your engineering skills are superb. I just put together a pretty basic instrument panel for X-plane to mimic the Avidyne Entegra avionics sweet for instrument currency at my house. The simming community is wild.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, The sim world is pretty cool, you meet a lot of very talented people. Im also hoping to show, if you dont mind doing DIY builds, you can produce something pretty epic.

That is AMAZING!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Happy new year, happiness & health i'm just amazed for the work done, super impressive... 🙂

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words! Happy new year in return. Kind regards, karl

I work on a full motion helo-sim of a medium size "transport-ish" helicopter. Fantastic job you have done for a home-sim 👌💪

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It took a lot of prototyping to get this far, but i think the result has been more than worth it.

You earned my like and subscribe! Amazing!

I'm halfway through building the cyclic right now. Can't wait to start the collective right after!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Good luck! Let me know how you get on, and what you think when your flying with them. Kind regards, Karl

Excellent video, very colorful too :-)

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, after filming the cyclic prototype in black, it was so hard to make out the different parts. Multi colours has solved that issue and gets rid of all the coloured filament i never use!

I am not going to lie, I bought this the moment I first saw this video. I was mesmorized! Several hundred dollars later and a few months later, it is almost finished! I didn't anticipate just how much it would cost to order the large variety of nuts and bolts, mis-identified switches and buttons (finding equivelants on US amazon/ebay) among many other twists and turns. You made this look so easy and here, after all that, I'm almost there! I can't wait to get the set all plugged in and calibrated! just waiting on the stepper drivers and we're off!

@HeathRho

5 ай бұрын

I ran into a few small quirky issues. the ones primarily giving me problems are the springs. I just can't seem to find springs to match the ones you've used and either mine are too strong or soft for the application. The worst offender has been the cyclic spring attached to the frame. I've also printed the collective grip a couple of times and the tolerances for the heatset inserts just are too large and I haven't found a good work-around that doesn't involve modifying the stls. I love the design though and all I have left for the set is wiring everything up.

My late father worked the the Boeing Vertol sim lab he would love to have this for the Helicopter museum where he volunteered. Great work

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Mike, Thank you and sorry for your loss. Now i have to get the cyclic build done to go with it!

@pilotmike797

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 Thank you 🙏🏼

Amazing👏

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 😄

Travaille magnifique et quel bonne idée de créé cette manette pour hélicoptère trop rare malheureusement dans le commerce. Vivement la suite j'ai hâte.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Merci, je travaille sur la vidéo cyclique en ce moment !

HES BACK, welcome back KARL!!!!!!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully starting a new year full on!

This has to be one of the most impressive 3d builds I've ever seen. I'll be purchasing these plans soon!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Humbled by your words.

amazing

Wow - I am not really interested in aviation sims, but I just stumbled on this video and now I really want to build one of these!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Go for it, I had the first build shown back to me yesterday and was so impressed with their effort. I think it would be worth it! Kind regards karl

Awesome design and work on this bit of gear. Am really impressed and this has widened my eyes on the possibilities for using 3D printing. Would like to incorporate something like this on my Learjet sim. Thanks for your work. Subscribed.😎

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello and thank you for the kind words, I hope it has given a few ideas to help with your sim! Good Luck!

Yep…. I need this in my life. Aviation + DIY engineering.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, Its a really simple build and I think it works really well. Just working on an apache grip for it right now.

Brilliant!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank You!

Hi.... looking good.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, and Thank you! Straight in with the first comment!

@_PSantos

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 just wish you´re closer to us.... Azores.

Hey Karl, although I dont have any expierience in programming or 3d printing, I am glad i found your videos. Until my son was born 2 years ago, I loved to fly both Gazelle and Huey in DCS with a VR Headset. I am really looking forward to seeing your rudder plans. In a couple of years I might have a bit more time to spent. Hopefully I will then find a reasonably priced 3d-printing service near me ;-) greetings from Germany

Nice video! 👍🏼 I actually worked with you a few years ago won’t say too much on here but good to see you’re well. Came across your channel by chance, look forward to seeing some more.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello stef, you have me very much I intrigued. All my details are on the website. A big hello from me!

@stef8455

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 just sent you an email 😁

British engineering at its best. When the rudder pedals are finished will you be getting one of the Heli pilots to give you their thoughts on this best sim heli controls outside of Fort Halsted (say no more) You know what I'm talking about Russell

This guys is cool, I really think so!

@helimech8152

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Ok you just managed to design the most advanced and realistic helicopter controllers available in the entire world, that's truely amazing.. As an helicopter engineer too and trying myself to design a collective I've been confronted to the force trim issue and you just popped in my recommandation with the solution i'm amazed and jealous not being able to find a proper way by myself ! Aesome work !

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello fellow engineer! Thank you for the very kind words and feeling very humbled. I remember waking up one day and thinking, why not use a stepper as the mag brake? 24 hours later, the basic principal was proven and this was the end result.

@FlyingFighter

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 I'm glad you woke up with this idea! Can't wait to know more about your cyclic!

Incredible design. I'm thinking of building a collective that uses window counter balances.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello Conrad, Id like to see that! let me know how it goes!

Awesome!!!! I want!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi John, I hope you have a 3d printer or know someone who has!

Karl, I was just thinking about how to make one of these. Amazing work! Only thing is, I gave up 3D printing because I couldn’t get my printer to print properly. Looking forward to seeing the other 2 videos!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

I also have 1 printer that drives me mad, its so unrealible compared to the others. Cyclic vid next once i finish printing more parts.

@DaveWrightKB9MNM

Жыл бұрын

Just picked up a Creality 3 V2 that has upgraded firmware today. I’m getting all sorts of ideas!!!!

Good try in that flying. Helis are unforgiving. Thanks for doing the build vids

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the support and kind words!

Just started watching this and heard you mention putting in some right pedal… that’s when I realised the Cabri is a French helicopter!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

I have been used to the bell which has a rotor head that rotates the other way to most european aircraft.

@MeppyMan

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 I learned to fly in a Huges 300, have flown 500s, Jet Rangers, Sikorsky, Robinson (yuck.. once and never again), but never the Squirrel unfortunately. I figured in real life it would come naturally as you lift off, to correct the way it needs it... but I would imagine it would take some getting used to at first.

WOW!!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

very nice i want one

@helimech8152

3 ай бұрын

Awesome!

If I had like .001% of your talent I’d be a happy guy. Bravo for your designs and ingenuity. One question, when you’re printing in different colors, is it by material, function of the print, or just to see contrast between mating parts?

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, Thank you for the kind words. 7 years ago I had no idea what CAD and fusion was, Over that time, the learning curve has been huge, but also very enjoyable and satisfying. Its amazing what you can create at home now. The purpose of te different colours is purely for camera purposes. The last video had all grey black parts, and you cannot see the diffrent parts on camera. Hence i get to use all the aweful colours i have that i never use lol.

6 hrs of practice and you can hover, take off, and land just fine using the sim

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Once we complete the new wiring, i hope to do this exactly!

I love this and your Cyclic builds. Will you consider kitting all required items in the future? I would love a kit as I don't have the desire to hunt parts down.

@helimech8152

8 ай бұрын

Good suggestion, but I don't think I have the funds to go and create part kits right now. Buying the hall sensors alone would run into thousands.

👏👏

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Fantastic build sir, by any chance do you do any Fusion 360 tutorials? Your ability to draw these parts on 360 must be at another level.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello! I have done a few tutorials for people but there are some masters out there which are must better than me to watch. Thank you for the kind words

I wan to set up an H145 cockpit. Just been talking to my neighbour about printing your controls and how much that will cost, etc. He has both types of printer so that's good. I Will have to design my own handle and modify your cyclic. Thought it was funny you have a 212 cyclic and an 139 collective grip! :)

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Mark, The cyclic was because i worked on the 212. The AW139 collective was because i had access to it and pilots to test it. If i had stayed in Brunei longer, i would have done the 139 cyclic too.

Maaaaaaaaaaaate! I have wanted to build a proper collective for over five years, then main reason for not doing anything about it yet was because I couldn't resolve how to do the twist throttle; now I have no excuses. I have been going through the rest of your clips, about one of the only worth while resources I have come across. Kudos to you bloke, keep it up. Just one question, are you using Mobiflight for all of you interfacing? no custom arduino? I am keen to make a gaming sim pit but I want it to do my space-sims as well, so I am just curious if you use anything else... Keep it up bloke and Cheers!

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Dave, Thank you for the kind words. It also made me laugh. I do just use mobiflight, as it interfaces with my stuff either with or without connection to a sim. Its simple and theres no need for me to reinvent the wheel. Kind Regards, Karl

very cool, any plans to do the TADS system and the front cockpit? for us gunners

@helimech8152

8 ай бұрын

Defo, I just haven't had the time to revisit anything yet

At the Start of the Video Your flying with the old Flight model from FlightSim X, The tell tale sign of the flying straight but pointing to the right and rolling left. Go to Settings and select the legacy Flight model and apply and save, exit the game, then change back to the Modern Flight Model and restart the game. This was a Bug on some installs.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the advice!

There are two awesome products that you had create! Got the cyclic product from your website already as a christmas gift. Try the best helicopter for MSFS 2020 the H145 from Hype Performance Group. (definitely worth the price) I am looking forward to see to upcoming Helicopter content! I hope that you create some Helionix cockpit parts for the AgustaWestland or the H145 Helicopter. That will help me to create my home cockpit.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I actually started with the 145, and we used that at the flight sim expo. Defo one of my favourites!

@MeppyMan

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 +1 for the H145. I flew Hughes helicopters that had no hydraulics, but the 145 is my dream sim setup for SIM. This is likely going to to be my first 3D printer project!

@SurfFlights

Жыл бұрын

What 3d printer bed size I will need for the parts?

nice work. Please something for the ka-50 dcs please 🙏

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

One day perhaps, my my build queue for DCS has become huge recently lol

Amazing work! Thanks very much, I've bought your files for the collective and cyclic already! Quick question for you, what were the spring dimensions you used in the end for the load and balance springs? I've got an assorted spring box but the included wire diameters look a little too thin for the job.

War crime in the front, Fischer Price My first collective in the back.

Wish i had a big enought printer to make this project. was currently in the process of making my own collective

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

I did think about this, but the forces invovled are pretty huge. So i went with larger single peice designs. Sorry!

you should build a a320 cockpit

I would have put a DB25 connector on the base assembly. This is for easy servicing and movement. Placing another DB25 connector at the location of the electronics will allow you to get pre-made extender cables. This will work for all sensor, switch and indicator signals. Of course motor power should be run separately.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you Randy, thats an awesome addition to the design and love the idea!

@vk3jda

Жыл бұрын

I would 2nd that there looks to be room and will make cleaning and servicing the unit so much quicker.

@MeppyMan

Жыл бұрын

Better yet would be some round aviation style connectors. I’d be super tempted to make it easy to swap out different handles for different helicopters. You can get these pretty cheap from Aliexpress. Don’t need to be genuine aircraft or milspec :) I’d have one connector at the top for the throttle and handle, and one at the bottom for the collective arm.

@randycarter2001

Жыл бұрын

@@MeppyMan Yes those are more aviation like but they're expensive. A solder cup DB25 can be had for just a couple of dollars. Round aluminum aviation ones are like 25 dollars minimum plus pins and tooling.

@MeppyMan

Жыл бұрын

@@randycarter2001 you can get plugs and sockets off Alibaba for less than a few dollars. They don't have to be MIL spec or with a serial. Or even probably can find some genuine aviation ones second hand for cheap? I thought about how many dual controls I have seen knocking about in hangars over the years that were not in use for various reasons (crash damage, etc).

Thank you for sharing such an awesome design. I am going to purchase your stl for this, and wanted to know what 3D print bed size is required? Some of those parts look rather large for my Anycubic Viper print bed.

Looks good are you going to mock up a whole cockpit

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

I would love too, but i has so many different projects on the go right now!

Wouldn't it be a better solution to put adjustable hydro dampers instead of the counterbalance springs?

One of these days we will get a notification from you "Hello Guys! Here is my A380, I 3d Printed and I am starting my own airline!"

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Haha, an A380 would be cool!

AMAZING design job, assembly and presentation. I wish there was a detailed description of the purpose of the "Force Feel" system. Presumably, it produces the aerodynamic forces present in a helicopter in flight; but it isn't clear to me how these forces effect movement of the Collective . Also, there's a comment toward the end of the video that due to the high forces involved 'most pilots release the "Force Feel" whenever they are moving the Collective. So the "Force Feel" system keeps the Collective from moving away from its present set position if released? *If* I understand correctly, in a real helo; the Collective is free-moving with an adjustable friction control to maintain its present position without applying constant pressure, and these high forces don't exist during Collective movement?

this is amazing, i was wondering dose this have an advantage over ffb steering limits like you have in a ffb steering wheel other then seemingly less noise?

@helimech8152

2 ай бұрын

This is based on true helicopter controls. There is no dynamic force feedback in Heli controls. Helipilots don't wont a workout when they fly. Its grab the cyclic by the thumb and forefinger and make the aircraft work for you.

@treasend4126

2 ай бұрын

@@helimech8152 i see i thought my setup was too loose but maybe not

First off, awesome engineering, build, and video! I've already printed the collective and throttle. I did resin for the grip and a few small parts too. I'm having trouble with the counterbalance springs. Do you know what size you actually used? I've tried all the springs in the Amazon assorted spring kit. They are either too weak and don't do anything, or too strong and make the collective float at the top but never return to it's resting position. I can't get it just right where it returns to its lowest position but just helps it stay up when raised. At this point I'm buying individual random springs on Amazon until I get it right.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, you will have to remind me about this. Much better to send a message in the website chat window so it logs and i dont forget!

With the size and complexity of that head box, I'd be tempted to put a Leo Bodnar board in there and run just the USB out. Also, why didn't you feed the throttle cables into the tube as well?

"And of course, you wouldn't print these in multiple colors." "Haaahaha, yes yess" - Nervously laughing in my rainbow-skinned virtual Huey, the Huenicorn

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Chuckle!

Hi Karl, what an amazing project! I am wondering if you can give a rough estimate on how much PLA it takes to build both the cyclic and collective? Im new to 3d printing and im trying to see what jt would all together cost to make it. Fantastic channel i am really enjoying all the project. Thanks for sharing! Have a great day 😊

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi, I have no idea, but I would guess at less than a roll for each unit. It's honestly not something I keep track of, especially as just feed old rolls into the printer

❤️🧡💙💙

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

confused... @16:30 you called it a hall sensor... well hall sensors normally work with magnets on either side, and they are small... yours, it's big, then you fitted a gear onto it and called it a hall pot... which it looks like more...

Terrific video! It looks like the same approach(especially from the cyclic video) could be used to make/modify a yoke that would respond more realistically to trim input for example. Have you considered such a project? Do you know if MSFS20 or XP11/12 can provide the output that could be used to set the appropriate hands-off yoke position based on elevator trim tab and airspeed conditions? What about simulating the feeling in the yoke from a loss of control surface authority at low speeds?

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, i have already created a yoke system that has a parallel actuator which exertsmore pressure on the controls as the airspeed changes. its something i will revisit later this year!

Great work. Which Hall effect pot is that? Is it a 360 rotation? or limited rotation? 5V DC I'm guessing.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello and thank you. Its the 5v, 360 rotation hall sensor on both amazon and eBay.

This looks great. Just a shame the files require a larger print bed of 300x300mm to build it.

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hello, I try hard to make make designs open to all, but sometimes a more bigger build bed makes the impossible possible! I honestly say this as I do not think any one has done this yet, and trying to get so much to happen in a relatively small space has already been a huge mission! kind regards Karl.

Half way though printing, Thankyou for this! I have a question though.. Would it be possible to program the steppers to follow auto pilot in the H145?

@JoeSmith-zv4ic

7 күн бұрын

yes, yes it is. I've cracked it.

What is the BOM cost if I want to do it myself?

Hi, great build and I think about building one with your files. I just have an Ender 3 V2 and wonder if the biggest parts fit on the build plate (220 x 220mm). Can you please give a short feedback on the biggest dimensions part. THX Cheers Carsten

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hi carsten, you need a bed size of 300 x 300mm. This thing is almost life size and the forces invoked are huge

@cksauerland

Жыл бұрын

@@helimech8152 thanks for your feedback 👍

aw139 in xplane

@helimech8152

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully MSFS soon!

Hi there, how big is the handle of the collective, I'm planning to buy a SLA printer and if I maybe build the collective, the printer should be able to handle these parts (at least the top plate and the two parts the hand grip is made of) Thanks a lot

I'm sure you don't have a shortage of projects. Anything in the works for a force-feedback yoke interconnected with a trim wheel? I'm looking for a guide to tear apart my honeycomb yoke and add some servos.