Honeycomb Alpha Bravo DIY Under Desk Mount | Flight Sim 

I did the same with scrap metal. To line holes up I used a sheet of sticky label paper and adhered them to device and lined up holes. Marked screw points on paper then lined up sticky paper to metal bars and marked location and drilled holes.

Ivan, I had recently received my Honeycomb Alpha & Bravo units and as I contemplate mounting them, along with the Meza-Steam Gauge Cockpit Simulator Panel Kit, I certainly appreciate your video. The use of the bracket seems like a viable solution for your application, but I would caution the removal of screws from either unit because a screw could also be an internal fastener between the Yoke or Throttle housing and a switch, indicator, or actuator. With my unit spacing the Alpha & Bravo units in accordance with the panel requirements is a primary concern. I like how you secured it underneath the desktop. I may secure the A & B units on top of a 1" x 6" wood plank and sandwich it underneath the bottom of my desktop. Ivan, whatever I decide, thanks for getting me thinking about my options for this fabrication. Enjoy your simulator and may God Bless.

Was getting ready to go to a HD in the morning when this video reminded me I have a bunch of these in the garage. Now it’s 1AM and the drill is getting broke out.

Wow!!! Just saw the commercial version for 50 bucks wow!!!

I would stagger the middle bracket closer to the front and the side brackets further back would cut down on the giggles yours seems to have. Not doing what you did, I even consider 3 brackets in the back and 3 up front considering your setup and not wanting any giggle at all. But as a wood hobby-ist, I'd prefer to make a wooden harness that your controls would fit in to be as solid as possible. The wiggle (no matter how slight) would feel cheesy to me. Cheers!

awesome! Thank you

great idea thank you

Honeycomb has said that the holes on top are not designed for this, and if the yoke or throttle quadrant are damaged from mounting this way, the warranty will be voided.

I love the idea, however I have a question/concern. In the video, at about 8 minutes, it looks like there is a lot of wobble on the alpha and especially the bravo. How does it do when manipulating the yoke... do you get a lot of bouncing on the alpha and the bravo units, or is it more stable than it looks?

What's the collective setup you've got there in the background?

where'd you get the c-cramp? amazon link?

I did the same for "FREE"!

What are the sizes of the metal?

i did

Honeycomb recommends not doing this. The top mount can not handle the stress.