@Dust1964 They have removed that version from their servers… Please, stick with the 1.11.2 version! 🙂

@Bramimond

Mine came with the angled plastic brackets. Not ideal for desk mounting imo. I find they’re not upright enough for my taste.

Look at the PDF manuals on the Winwing site. It will show you what’s included.

@C0ntr0lman ah sorry, I should learn to read all the words in a post!

@kalonji hi would still appreciate the key file so i can import it, there a lot of buttons to map manually.

@hoover I tried, but it does not work with the F15E/EX grip, as the combined button count is >80 and this limit is baked in the kernel. With the kernel patch you get all of the base working, but some buttons on the grip stop working.

I tried an other way to obtain the labels for my Orion TQS : making labels I wanted with Photoshop then printing on Canon Restickable Photo Paper, and last sticking them at right place on the TQS. As you can see the result is not bad.
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@Arty oh I agree. I bought it as a present to myself and I knew it was kinda crazy at the time. But I’ve loved every second of flying with it. And my brother who flew the Viper IRL a fair bit thinks BMS through that stick feels very convincing, so that’s good enough for me!

I received mine today. Just need to assemble and set up.

@Tiger-0 I got them yesterday. They need some assembly, not a big issue but some may find it annoying. Go to their site and download the respective manuals, because there are none in the box. It took me more time to find the best MFD-MP1 (the clamp base) configuration for my rig than to assemble the MFDs though. The only problem that I encountered is that the power of the USB hubs I am using could marginally cope, so for one of the MFDs I used the USB-C power socket. After that, they worked fine. There is a setup sequence in Simapp and you have to follow the steps accordingly. The extraction is made through RTT, but it is done in the background from Simapp, you don’t have to do the RTT settings yourself.

After I got them up and running, I really liked the result. I fly with a 65 inch TV at 4K, but still the MFD display is better, especially the TGP. I believe that my laptop hates me for overloading it with all this stuff, but it is coping so far.

Edit: It turns out that the power of the USB hubs was enough but I hadn’t fixed the plug firmly. It has a bolt that it is supposed to hold the cable in place, but I don’t use it because of the way I set it up on my rig. Now it works only on the USB 3 cable and it is flawless.

@Tiger-0 Yes you are right, I had forgotten to program the Dogfight pages as I d’nt use Dogfight actually because I’m in a strike group.

I am hoping to get a Winwing F16ex stick with an extra mini stick.

This mini stick would be handy for controlling the mouse axes and left button, especially in VR.

Has anyone accomplished this yet? Any ideas?

Thanks

@Quasi_Stellar Yes but can you remove them from the housing and they are actually 2 items? Or are they built as one solid unit?

Hey everyone. After some more head scratching and troubleshooting. My issue was a calibration issue and after running through it again with my buddy everything is now reflecting properly. I redid the calibration in the WinWing software and looked more closely at that process and sure enough I am where I need to be. Thank you everyone for your help, especially Airtex2019.

@javelin10 Definitevely a good Idea! Will try it for sure.

@MaxWaldorf Thank you Max!

Same here, happy jetseat user since 2016. Andrey is very helpful with any issues that may come up. I had to make some repairs to ripped off cables, bent connector pins and stuff like this over the years, but these were entirely my fault, not an issue with the product itself.

Cheers, Uwe

@airtex2019 Ah, I see well that makes total sense now, my apologies I’m not a VR user. TrackIR5 user.

@MSwanberg

SimArmMasterArm
SimSafeMasterArm
SimSimMasterArm

SimLeftAPUp
SimLeftAPMid
SimLeftAPDown

SimRightAPUp
SimRightAPMid
SimRightAPDown

Take a look at the FULL or PITBUILDER .key files. Might want to take a look at Section 10.6 in the Technical Manual too.

What I’ve learned is that Winwing only sends DX, one could use Joystick Gremlin if you wanted to send keystrokes.

The DX buttons are read by Discord & Windows so in our example DX26 is read by any device that sends it. Easiest work around is to assign the DX26 as Discord PTT and leave it unassigned on all other devices.