New V3 Desk Mount Trim module

[Kendy for the State]

New V3 Desk Mount Trim module should be available this weekend. Cosmetic changes to the chassis mainly, but the main thing is that they will be available with a 4-Encoder "Sidecar" module, so you don't have to DIY your extra digital inputs.
https://i.imgur.com/C8qoVNU.jpeg

[ATAG_JackMaxx]

Is link active, I get an error message when I click it

[Kendy for the State]

Is link active, I get an error message when I click it

Sorry, my mistake. I messed up the URL. Try it now.

[Kendy for the State]

Finally got in boxes for this, just finished making labels and posting it:
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Available now on Etsy and Shopify.

[TWC_Padre]

Looks great Kendy

One suggestion: for the trim wheel indication marks, I would suggest that the central mark indicator stay white (neutral: neither trim up nor trim down), for the nose up indication marks maybe blue, for the nose down indication marks maybe red. Just a thought

[PO_Baldrick]

I took delivery of my V3 Elevator Trim with 4-Encoder SideCar today. Plugged in and working in no time.

Having 3d printed a few things on an entry level printer I am more than pleasantly surprised at the quality. It is a very solid and appears to give super accurate and fine control. The rotaries are a handy bonus.

The only thing I might add are the rotaries have a push function but no switch enabled. It can be quite handy for things like instrument lighting to have toggle in addition to increase/decrease. Not a quibble, just feedback for possible development if it is possible with the controller.

[Kendy for the State]

I took delivery of my V3 Elevator Trim with 4-Encoder SideCar today. Plugged in and working in no time.

Having 3d printed a few things on an entry level printer I am more than pleasantly surprised at the quality. It is a very solid and appears to give super accurate and fine control. The rotaries are a handy bonus.

The only thing I might add are the rotaries have a push function but no switch enabled. It can be quite handy for things like instrument lighting to have toggle in addition to increase/decrease. Not a quibble, just feedback for possible development if it is possible with the controller.

The microcontroller I'm using only has 9 inputs, so 1 analog and 8 digital. Not enough to add the push-button function.

Regards,

VCAF_Kendy

[PO_Baldrick]

The microcontroller I'm using only has 9 inputs, so 1 analog and 8 digital. Not enough to add the push-button function.

Understood.

The geared setup works really well. I had tried an Arduino controller with analog rotaries but they were far too sensitive. This works like a charm and feels very immersive. I am flying in VR and locating the trim wheel is easy right from the start.