Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler - Rexroth / Boesch Cylinders

Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler \| PC Support \| Rexroth / Boesch Cylinders
DVA7484 Captain, B767-300 Joined on July 01 2009 50 State Club Double Century Club Online Double Century Club "Chinook crews carry everything!" Charter Township of Clinton, MI 262 legs, 1,116.0 hours 232 legs, 995.9 hours online 260 legs, 1,104.6 hours ACARS 2 legs, 5.2 hours event	Posted onPost created on September 01 2012 11:51 ET by David Smith
	Hi all, The VA has finally settled up with me so I came into a little cash. I have ordered some Rexroth ElectroMechanical cylinders for the sim platform. I will be interfacing through their controller using the Level_D SDK so I have been monitoring the output numbers for Pitch, roll, and Yaw. The numbers are all over the place specially with turbulance. Has anyone ever worked with the setup I am going to attach to the simulator frame? I think I am going to need a buffer of some kind between the PC and their controller. Just not exactly sure how to handle it. Would a full version of FSUIPC be able to handle somthing like that? Just trying to put it on paper so that I have some notion of where to begin. Any suggestions will be welcome. I thought of using the yoke and rudder pedal output but that won't work because the platform would only move according to the control input and not the aircrafts simulated state while in flight. Maybe use the same data types that ACARS uses? Like I said any ideas will be welcome.

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