Hi you are unique compliments. I would like to know if the MCDU AIRBUS is also compatible for the A330 HEADWIND SIMULATION(or in generally some AIRBUS 330) I bought the GLADESHARE from your site.. excellent functionality.
What is the gauge cluster out of? It looks like the MK4 generation of golf, except the outer shell you took off doesn't match the car at all. It's square.
Hi, I intend to buy the product, but I have many doubts about the installation. Do you need software and where do you download it? Does the product simply connect via USB? THANKS
You are the masters nowadays. I purchased the Qcdu and I'm very happy with it. Works flawlessly! Congrats folks. You're the best !!!! Cheers from Brazil .Now, I'm saving money for the FCU .
The MCDU has a "Pref" button instead of a "Perf" button. Too bad, the idea of getting both MCDU and FMC in one package is great. But an incorrect button just ruins the immersion for me. Luckily, I cancelled my order before it shipped.
It sure beats chasing knobs with a mouse... listening to ATC and trying to tune hdg/alt while imputing radio call handoff #s... ya it would GREATLY increase the fun. TBH it's my #1 'bitch' knobs AND mouses, ESPECIALLY' In bad weather.
Yes, Joystick device.Most of the time, however, the Qmdev driver is used to read the keys, so there is no need to assign the keys. For aircraft not in the supported list, you can set each button yourself.
I think Thrustmaster charged too much for this quadrant, considering what it is made from and the simple manufacturing process. I bought this TCA and the two side controllers, (which are even more over priced). I felt like I had a 'senior moment' when I opened the boxes and realized that I should never have bought them in the first place. Anyway, as others said, for the amount of money TM charges for these quadrants, they should have used the 2-position toggle lock switches in the first place. Thanks for the video. BTW: As a machinist myself, (25+ years, 1st class/Job shop/Journeyman), I would like to suggest that you run your lathe's RPM at least twice, (if not 3-times) faster whenever you machine this kind of material. You could've avoided the "Game Over", (I liked that term, lol), when you were parting it off the workpiece. Also, you used carbide turning and part-off tools, which are never a good idea for soft materials, especially at low RPMs. Carbide is most proficient at high RPMs, light tool load (relatively speaking) and cut best when the there's a high degree of heat generated at the tool/workpiece contact point. To cut this kind of plastic, you should use sharp, high-speed tool steel cutters, with about a 1/32 to 1/16 tip radius. Finally, the cutting edge of the tools for your lathe, should be between .003" to .005" below centerline, (convert that for metric sizes). Too far below that, and the workpiece can ride up over the tool if machined w/o a live center, (or if it's chucked too far out), and too much above that centerline will result in surface tearing and short cutting tool life. Just some suggestions, which you can disregard or accept, it's up to you.😉 Rich
@@jungleboy1 Don't laugh! I have the Crosswind rudder pedals, which start at about $300 but I bought a good used pair for about $250. I had a Saitek rudder pedal set for years, before I bought the Crosswinds. I could tell the plastic in the Saitek set wasn't going to last much longer. I sold the Saitek rudder pedals because the Crosswinds are about the last pedals I'll ever need to buy. Fact is, WAYYY back when the Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS stick and throttle came out, I bought the system for $425 new. Now, you can't touch them for that. I still have and use the Warthog HOTAS system and with exception of one button, the system still works great. Those TFR pedals should last you forever, so yes, it's a lot for rudder pedals, but considering that they have to handle a percentage of your weight, they'll probably be the last thing you'll ever need to replace. Rich
Hi! I am from Russia, recently purchased a MCDU of your production via Aliexpress and I am absolutely delighted. I'm flying in FS2020 on a Fenix A320. I want to buy an FCU A320 of your production, but sellers from Aliexpress say that the screens will not work on the Fenix A320. It's true? Thanks.
Hello! Need help there. DCS world recognises buttons but doesnt show text, which appears only for a second after I plug in USB. Do I need some drivers or special software for this?
