Thank you. I was afraid the rig’s lowest position would still be too high. I think I’ll buy either the Flight Sim Pro or the Track Racer TR120.

Really enjoyed watching the video and then you mentioned me wow thankyou! I cant wait to see how you get on and glad I've tempted you back into VR. As for motion, I couldn't agree more, its a proper sim changer! Best wishes and merry Christmas!

Amazing!!!🎉Great video, giving real insight to the possibilities of our hobby!!! Thanks !!!

I follow you for a few month’s now and really like your setup and the quality of your video’s (content, lighting and grafics). Let me tell you something about myself and my experiences regarding to your interest in VR (and my interest in your setup). I am 62 years of age, got connected with FS4.0 while i was in flightschool for my Pilot license and since then never left FS. I flew single and twin engine aircraft, aerobatic aircraft and helicopters for more then 20 years in real life. At home I had a scratch build B767 cockpit at the attic of my garage but after a while i found that i miss flying several aircraft in FS so i got it away and went back to 3 PC displays with yoke, rudders and throttles. Since then i actively fly 15 aircraft types in FS. My RL flight career is over, so now I fly only FS. When MSFS came out I switched over to VR and I have to say that we can not come closer to real flight immersion then as in VR. I have used 3 VR glasses until now (I started with the Oculus Rift, stepped over quite quickly to the HP Reverb and now for almost 2 years have the Varjo Aero wich is the best of the three (Did not try the new Pimax Chrystal after it came out). Your setup is great and I wonder what it will be ,flying with this setup, but I think I have an idea how….I am almost certain it can not beat the VR experience with the Varjo Aero (or Pimax Chrystal). The Sense of hight, the 3D environment flying along clouds, looking around the cockpit and outside the cockpit windows can not be beaten by displays. Now…your displays are fantastic, but i think when I have this setup i will miss the 3D view. My son is a RL Chinook pilot and was over for X-mas, he was flying my Varjo Aero and was amazed of the realism. With VR we miss also something, like your little displays for charts and flightplanning, but there are programs out there like virtual IPads that can display them in the VR environment. Ans also display V-Pilot for flying online at Vatsim. What i want to say with this story is that both systems are fantastic your three display cockpit and my VR glasses and with my experience I ythink the VR environment brings me back to RL flying the most, but I also envy your setup as well…😊 The Price of the Varjo Aero is recently cut to half, so you might consider this one or the Pimax Chrystal. My advice is you try it in MSFS too in stead of only DCS. Regards, Ben

holly molly .... eternal respect to build this, I don't know if I'll engage into this but enthusiasm has my respect every time

I had a beautiful flight sim, but thanks to a manic stage, with Bipolar, I sold the lot, one of my biggest regrets. That said, congratulations, that is one beautiful set up.

Thanks for posting this! Been looking forward to it for a while. Your content is fantastic. Thanks so much for sharing.

Hi, thanks for all of your videos, they are great! Do you happen to have a video on just the NLR motion platform itself that goes more in-depth, pros-cons, shows exactly which one you got and how it's mounted on the rig, software, etc. I have the NLR flight sim Pro and thinking about adding motion. I know they have two different systems, but not really sure of the differences.

I went with an iPad 10th gen instead of a Surface Go. Much more responsive. Navigraph Charts fully supported.

Fantastic clip I also had problems in the past using Logitech items . I’m looking forward to your vr review with possibly the quest 3 with pass through . I’m converting a real Raf Buccaneer into a vr sim with connecting up the real primary flying controls ,it’s at the deer centre in Cupar ,I’ll send a wee clip . Cheers Dave from Cupar

I’ve watched most of your videos. Very useful and well done! I’m in an existential crisis trying to decide on which sim rig to purchase. As a pilot IRL, realism is important to me. It looks to me like the mounting point for a yoke on the Flight Sim Pro is too high. On the plane I fly, the yoke shaft is about 25 inches from the floor. I’ve watched many KZfaq video on this rig and everyone’s yoke looks too high… except for yours. Did you modify anything to either make your seat higher or the yoke lower? Sorry if this seems a silly question.

Great setup. Could you share a video on how you setup the NLR Flight Seat Pro with NLR Flight Stand Pro and NLR Motion Plus Platform? I have interest expanding my setup with dedicated modular setup that is expandable/modifiable and future proof. I use a Wheel Stand Pro with Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo and Thrustmaster Airbus for now which does the job and is easy to move away.

I love your setup and have based mine on it. Due to cost I have the Hisense 43 inch triples and the NLR Flight Sim Pro setup. My main question is in relation to how you have setup your main peripherals on the available space. What extra pieces above what you get from NLR have you used? Lastly what resolution do you run the game on? Cheers Chris

Motion platforms are for people who like amusement park rides! Ton of money, time, work, maintenance, tweaking/ tuning all to end up right back where you started: UNREALISTIC forces. Your set up is a good example, you can see the discontinuity between your instrument panel and the in sim virtual panel. Motion platforms do not produce realistic forces, Just sudo movement. This is true for the multimillion dollar rigs the pros and military use. Always remember a coordinated turn has no lateral g forces just an increased feel of more gravity so why tilt (roll) the platform in a coordinated turn?

Interesting video as always! would you do a video regarding the difference of using the force feedback systems in xplane and msfs? I am currently owning the brunner yoke and I am planning to buy the rudder pedals also but if the force feedback systems isnt working that realistically in msfs I wont buy them as I only fly in msfs. I also started the sim hobby without VR but now I drive almost 100% in VR.. its very addicting after you have got it to work as you want, buy yourself a quest3 to begin with, and dont forget to buy a motion sensor compensator since you got a motion platform. As for the logitech switch panel, it works better with spad.next as all other logitech panels do and the same is for the honeycomb hardwares, spad.next is a gift from God to simmers, especially if you fly multiply planes. Thanks again for contribuiting to the hobby! Merry christmas!!

Wow amazing! I’m only just getting a joystick tomorrow lmao

Holy Moly Congratulations lol as I watched I wondered, Because we all do it at times lol, Will you Still catch yourself Leaning your head or body as your turning? lol 😆

Hi there a bit late to the party on this noting you posted a few weeks ago. Really inspirational build and it looks amazing. I am just starting my journey and evaluating whether I can do a triple 4K TV build. I see so much conflicting information that it is/isn't possible in MSFS - things like image distortion on the side screens etc. How does it work for aircraft with overhead panels ... do you just tilt the whole view up? I have so many questions it's hard to get started on a project this size but the results look fantastic!

Hi what front stand did you use to mount the NLR motion plus platform? Can you use the NLR flight sim stand they make? Or can you have your own? As I want to attach my cockpit panel similar to the g1000 pic they have in the website for the stand

where are you based. just want to know cause im coming over to try this because i am very jealous!

I would like i full breakdown on hou every5hing is powerd and connected, cause damn i need some help in building my very small setup and there is not a whole lot of vids talking about the power and connection needed to run a sim

HP Reverb G2, HP have discontinued now but they are still available and supported for warranty, drivers, etc. Doesn't have the overhead of an Android based VR headset as it's native DisplayPort straight out of the headset. Alternatively on the more high end side the Varjo Aero (for a long time touted as the BEST PCVR headset, is now only $2000 AUD. considering the price tag on the Brunner gear I think that's probably more appropriate than the HP's sub $1k, but as a HP Reverb G2 user I'm still blown away by how good it is for the price, and how well it runs in DCS on my 3080.

Is that 3 television screens? You also mentioned combat flight simulators (I think). How about doing a video on that? I can only imagine how much it cost for you set up. Very impressive.

I fancy getting two of them.

so are your pedals mounted on the moving platform as well? I'm assuming yes, else you would be banging your legs when banking

What is that circular menu that you pulled up to change the weather (at about 4:20)?

I notice you have camera shake on in MSFS, why is that? The cockpit that you made remains stationary whilst the cockpit in the game moves around. Doesn't that kind of remove some immersion? Anyways, i love the build!

Great channel and videos. I am looking at setting up a sim rig soon and have been drawn to the NLR Flight Sim Pro. Are you happy with it? I liked how you put the board on top of the shelf for your Alpha and Bravo (past version of sim). I see now your Bravo is down lower. Is this better, or did you prefer it in line with Alpha? Also, are you in Australia? I only ask as it is a consideration regarding what sim rig to buy. I am in Brisbane and NLR is easy to aquire from Pagnian on the Gold Coast. I see you did a flight from Ballina to Cooly (G1000). I fly into Cooly regularly for an Aussie airline. Keep up the great content. It is very informative.

Don't see the link for the floor stands. Can you post the dimensions and structure for the center table, please? You convinced me to go with three screens. Getting ready to order.

What monitor stand are you using? I have exact seat and stand pro but having hard time find best monitor to fit the stand pro?

Why does your PFD on screen move so much after the full motion install? That would drive me crazy that you can’t see it all the time.

Hey last question before pulling the trigger: was there a setup in next level or somewhere to invert the pitch giving you heave? By moving the unit from front to back it would the input would be reversed what you expect from climbing and turbulence and acceleration and breaking.

Hey where did you say you put the rocker arm front or back?

Yes! In depth comparison of Xplane (12?) and MSFS 2020 please.

do the screens reflect the movement of your motion base? It seems like it doesnt, so that would confuse me.

Unless I’ve missed something, you don’t touch on any of the costs that this took to build, which I think is the most helpful element to all this

Dude we gotta see the Meta Quest 3

RIP Inner ears.

No such thing as mid range VR anymore, quest 3 or bigscreen beyond and no inbetween lol

how much lol

the whole setup is pretty cool but the screens are terrible. for full imersive experience the only decent way is to go VR, you dont even have a upwards view, pretty much essentail for games like dcs

My exp with VKB today "I guess the proper name for the switch in question is a "Trigger switch" yes? now all I need is how to replace the switch i can find nothing on youtue on our VKB's forum. I'm not too pleased on how VKB expects me to change the trigger without instructions is that too much to expect??? how about you take all my VKB products in trade for a WINWING or VPRILE ...,.. ARE YOU GOING TO STAND BEHIND YOUR youtube WHAT!...   AT 74 I THINK I CAN HANDLE REMOVING A BUNCH OF SCREWS IF THAT WHAT YOU WANT ME TO DO PROBABLY CROSS-THREAD THEM AND RUIN THE THROTTLE" coulden type I so pissed VKB wrong choice