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Then I designed 2 little PCB.

The first is a generic board to mimic the thrustmaster board. It is very similar to the Debolesti's one but a bit smaller to fit in the grip.

The second is a board which allows to manage the weird behavior of the multidirection switches ALPS RKJXM1 that I use. Indeed these switches activate the central clic each time a direction is activated... very boring behavior.

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The last step was to design the connector to attach the grip to the base.

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And here is my new grip sitting amonst his friends:

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Fabulous! Great job

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System: 9700, 64GB DDR4, 2070S, NVME2, Rift S, Jetseat, Thrustmaster F18 grip, VPC T50 stick base and throttle, CH Throttle, MFG crosswinds, custom button box, Logitech G502 and Marble mouse.

Server: i5 2500@3.9Ghz, 1080, 24GB DDR3, SSD.

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Hey man, this is incredible!!!! I stumbled across this trying to find a picture of a Tomcat panel for a friend. Happily surprised to find this forum. I've got it bookmarked now and am very excited to see how it continues. Mirage is a way cool airplane and I love flying it. Thanks for sharing this amazing project and it's progress with us!! ~Rob

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Hi there!

Today is a big day! After many iterations I finally managed to manufacture a mask for the LED of my PCA.

A friend of my designed the PCB and it was make by JLCPCB. 

The face plate is a real one.

The mask is done on my CNC with a 0,4mm bit, the digits are 7mm tall and 6mm wide.

They are covered with tracing paper for a better light diffusion.

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Sadely, some LED are broken...


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It's really hard to get 16 segment displays these days. You made your own 👍

Regards, Vinc 


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Regards, Vinc

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There are 16 segments displays in the market but not this size.

If I had design my own face plate I could have made the windows taller to fit market's displays but as I have a real face plate I had no choice.

Fun fact: On the original instruments the segments are in fact filaments and there are way narrower.

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