Except that's not even close to the same fidelity.

No, they are different companies. I own products from both 😁😏

@@joshuamarius which is a higher quality and do you prefer one over the other and why? Thanks

They make different products. It depends on what you are trying to do.

Which flight simulator are you using? Each flight simulator and also every aircraft has a way of popping out the window (if it's an available option for that aircraft).

@@joshuamarius I use microsoft flight sim, and I also am not sure how to have like an interactive instrument tab for like my tablet too.

Saludos. War Thunder no tiene forma de usar estos paneles. Lamentablemente Logitech solo ha producido Plugins para Flight Simulator, X-Plane y Flight Sim World. Tu unica otra opción es usar un Software como Spad.Next, pero no creo que este tampoco funcione con War Thunder. Esto se debe a que este videojuego no se desarolló con muchas opciones o fidelidad para usar nuestros propios controladores.

Gracias, quizás en un futuro lo hagan. Seguramente ni en DCS funcione... Pues nada los utilizaré para Fly Simulator. Gracias por tu vídeo e informacion.

This may be a problem with your Wi-Fi instead of SpaceDesk. I have tested it with very old Android tablets as well as the cheapest Fire Tablets and it has worked very well.

@@joshuamarius Hey thanks for reply ! did you mean to leave a link ? dont see one. crazy thing today the Vankyo tablet connected by itself when I logged in ! that has never happened. Must have had a driver update ?? Yesterday A320nx just would not fly or start up manually, I mean non stop weirdness. Fenix perhaps ? or X-plane I guess.

Gracias a ti por el comentario :)

Not a dumb question at all. This will depend on the plane. On some if you tap the top of the knob it increases and the bottom decreases. It's no different than using the mouse and clicking to adjust the frequency, heading, altitude etc. On dual concentric encoders it's the same, click at the top of the outer or inner knob to increase, etc.

@@joshuamarius Thanks so much for the quick reply, that makes sense. Flying mostly Airbus, looks like the tablet approach will work great and is pretty cheap. I'm picking up a few to help with the MCDU, charts, and radio frequencies...but I also see there is a company that makes replica flight control units with actual knobs. So looks like I will use some hybrid of monitors and actual knobs. Thanks for the inspiration!

@@buccos2324 Hybrid works! But nothing like getting as close to the real thing as possible :) There are may options out there for the Airbus.

You can get the same problem with the Neptunes - I have a 4 Max and I love it just as much. Just make sure to follow the setup instructions and upgrade the Firmware if you have any failures. I was up and printing pretty quickly after the initial calibration.

Submit that feedback to them :-) They are making different versions of some of the products.

Some of these USB Devices use quite a bit of power so you will need multiple USB HUBS. Most people cheap out and find the $20-$40 on Amazon and order. You have to get the good ones with a good power supply with a lot of juice. 4A-5A etc., but these cost in the range of $60-$100. You should be able to split 18 devices within 3 of these for more stability; in some case you may even use 2. This guy has been very good to me: amzn.to/3JJoASh

Pronto viene un video sobre otro error que estan cometiendo muchas personas con los puertos SATA. Aunque estan ya obsoletos, seguirán existiendo millones de PCs por muchos años con este tremendo puerto.

Muchas gracias! Vienen mas videos :-)

That's going to depend a lot on the aircraft, the quality of the graphics on the instruments, your settings on SpaceDesk and a few other things. It can be from as low as 3 fps to maybe 15. Since it is completely free I suggest that you try it and see how it works out for you. Also, don't get so hung up on FPS...if you are getting 35-40 and above you are in good shape.

@@joshuamarius you’re right I will test it with one and then 2 iPad

You are fling with fsx right why not ds 2020

I try to test in all simulators including the oldest one to check compatibility.

Heh! No problems here ✌🏻✌🏻

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It was a very popular concept that never really took off and was very effective. Enermax had a few variations I got to work with: letheonline.net/images/judas04.jpg and letheonline.net/images/judas05.jpg

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Which card and which game/system? USB plug n play cards such as the Leo Bodnar and the USB Arcade/PC Cards will usually work with any system that detects them because they are HID devices. But this must be supported by the device. Some gaming devices will only detect their own proprietary hardware.

If the aircraft allows it you can pop out each individual instrument. If not, you can use an application such as Air Manager. Air Manager will allow you to create different panels with gauges, and then you can select which monitor to put the panel/gauge on 😁

@@joshuamarius makes sense ! Thanks !

Thanks for your comment. The two methods of interfacing with the simulator are either through HID devices which are plug and Play, such as your joystick or pedals (Leo Bodnar) or Arduino and Mobiflight. For the Leo Bodnar cards for example, once you plug them into the computer the simulator picks them up as a device with multiple buttons. If you connect a switch to button one then you just configure what button one should do in the simulator. For Arduino and Mobiflight, this is called interfacing, and MobiFlight does all the work for you. Once you download the software you will flash the Arduino with the MobiFlight firmware, and then in MobiFlight program all of the buttons. There's tons on videos on this. MobiFlight is then run on the background, you start up the simulator and it will send the commands you programmed to the simulator: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/prlofqqXvriyoo0.htmlsi=ppnkH6dDyzgjEegj In MobiFlight your will see two tabs, Input (to configure switches, pushbuttons, encoders, etc) and output (to configure LEDs, etc).