A New Way To Play - Page 4

mafansiwo · 04-18-14, 03:31 PM

this is a lot of fun。

reaper7 · 04-18-14, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by TG626

Where are you getting panel made

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Friscobay · 04-18-14, 08:29 PM

Man.

Now THATS dedication............

Leitender · 04-21-14, 02:42 PM

Hi reaper7,

I read your announcement and saw that videos, and now, I´m... speechless! So much time and effort spent for your hobby! But I can imagine how satisfying it is, if one manages to get such an idea to work. You can really be proud of that. Congratulations!

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Now THATS dedication............

That is true!

kaleun Peter Gipp · 04-21-14, 03:55 PM

Just finished watching your videos and I am impressed , I have seen a number of videos of home made flight simulators , but never one involving subs .
You are Sir , a true original , a Davinci of the subsim nation .

Pisces · 04-21-14, 05:33 PM

Three weeks too late, but who cares.

Cool! I too looked at the date of the thread just now, and figured it was awfully close to April Fools date. But I figure the hardware shown in the video is too expensive to be fabricated as a joke.

Sounds like "crashing wave" fidelity can finally become a reality. All one needs is a solenoid operated water bucket. Spraying water on your face does not have to detract from realism anymore.

Is it too soon for wishlists yet? Any chance for Arduino support for the hardware? Or Android support for those that would like to develop apps showing the TDC in a tablet?

This is a very interesting development indeed. Albeit a potentially expensive one. Still, this seems cheaper than a Falcon 4 'Office' replica.

reaper7 · 04-25-14, 01:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Pisces

Three weeks too late, but who cares.

Cool! I too looked at the date of the thread just now, and figured it was awfully close to April Fools date. But I figure the hardware shown in the video is too expensive to be fabricated as a joke.

Sounds like "crashing wave" fidelity can finally become a reality. All one needs is a solenoid operated water bucket. Spraying water on your face does not have to detract from realism anymore.

Is it too soon for wishlists yet? Any chance for Arduino support for the hardware? Or Android support for those that would like to develop apps showing the TDC in a tablet?

This is a very interesting development indeed. Albeit a potentially expensive one. Still, this seems cheaper than a Falcon 4 'Office' replica.

Thanks Pisces, I think you'll be happy with the direction I want to take it. The arduino open ended/ease of access is definitely on the cards for the end user.

maillemaker · 04-27-14, 08:07 PM

Very cool! I'll have to get busy converting my workshop into a control room.

Steve

Iron Budokan · 05-01-14, 12:39 PM

That is amazing.

reaper7 · 05-02-14, 12:52 AM

Cheers guys. Just waiting on main control boards for the TDC. Once they past continuity checks, I'll get the components soldered up and checked.

I've been busy designing a new board for the gauges.
This new board will be for the target speed and AOB, I'm hoping to get dual axis working so that I can have both a working needle and inner disc.
That way no unrealistic LED's for the inner disc.

Just hope it works

Delta Wolf · 05-02-14, 05:40 AM

Wow this really is awesome work, congrats Reaper7

reaper7 · 05-05-14, 05:58 PM

Newest Dual Gauge board has been designed and sent to prefab.
It will take a few weeks to get them and all the relevant components from the suppliers, and them built and tested.

So in the mean time, I made some 3D renders of the boards themselves for those interested in that sort of thing. No uboat pics in sight lol.

Main TDC Control Board

Test board for Dual Pointer Gauge

makman94 · 05-06-14, 06:35 PM

very very good that you got rid of the digital dials, bravo John !!!

ps: ...

...i see that you have ''decoration concerns'' even on the electronic panels!

TarJak · 05-06-14, 10:29 PM

Fanmazing stuff. Bravo!

Jimbuna · 05-07-14, 05:51 AM

Yep...truly amazing work

05-01-14, 12:39 PM	#54
Iron Budokan Sea Lord Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Texas Posts: 1,778 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	That is amazing. __________________ "You will take on England wherever you find her ships, and you will break her power at sea." --Iron Coffins, Herbert A. Werner http://kennethmarkhoover.com

05-02-14, 12:52 AM	#55
reaper7 sim2reality Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: AM 82 Posts: 2,280 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 30	A New Way To Play Cheers guys. Just waiting on main control boards for the TDC. Once they past continuity checks, I'll get the components soldered up and checked. I've been busy designing a new board for the gauges. This new board will be for the target speed and AOB, I'm hoping to get dual axis working so that I can have both a working needle and inner disc. That way no unrealistic LED's for the inner disc. Just hope it works

05-06-14, 06:35 PM	#58
makman94 Hellas Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 2,325 Downloads: 183 Uploads: 7	very very good that you got rid of the digital dials, bravo John !!! ps: ......i see that you have ''decoration concerns'' even on the electronic panels! __________________ Knowledge is the only thing that nobody can ever take from you... Mediafire page:http://www.mediafire.com/folder/da50.../Makman94_Mods

05-07-14, 05:51 AM	#60
Jimbuna Chief of the Boat Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: 250 metres below the surface Posts: 191,561 Downloads: 63 Uploads: 13	Yep...truly amazing work __________________ Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something. Oh my God, not again!!

04-18-14, 03:31 PM	#46
mafansiwo Watch Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 15 Downloads: 86 Uploads: 0	this is a lot of fun。

04-18-14, 08:29 PM	#48
Friscobay Mate Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Texas Posts: 54 Downloads: 47 Uploads: 0	Man. Now THATS dedication............

04-21-14, 03:55 PM	#50
kaleun Peter Gipp Swabbie Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Quebec City Posts: 9 Downloads: 195 Uploads: 0	Just finished watching your videos and I am impressed , I have seen a number of videos of home made flight simulators , but never one involving subs . You are Sir , a true original , a Davinci of the subsim nation .

04-21-14, 05:33 PM	#51
Pisces Silent Hunter Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: AN9771 Posts: 4,904 Downloads: 304 Uploads: 0	Three weeks too late, but who cares. Cool! I too looked at the date of the thread just now, and figured it was awfully close to April Fools date. But I figure the hardware shown in the video is too expensive to be fabricated as a joke. Sounds like "crashing wave" fidelity can finally become a reality. All one needs is a solenoid operated water bucket. Spraying water on your face does not have to detract from realism anymore. Is it too soon for wishlists yet? Any chance for Arduino support for the hardware? Or Android support for those that would like to develop apps showing the TDC in a tablet? This is a very interesting development indeed. Albeit a potentially expensive one. Still, this seems cheaper than a Falcon 4 'Office' replica.

04-27-14, 08:07 PM	#53
maillemaker Sea Lord Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,639 Downloads: 75 Uploads: 0	Very cool! I'll have to get busy converting my workshop into a control room. Steve

05-02-14, 05:40 AM	#56
Delta Wolf Engineer Join Date: Apr 2013 Posts: 209 Downloads: 155 Uploads: 0	Wow this really is awesome work, congrats Reaper7

05-05-14, 05:58 PM	#57
reaper7 sim2reality Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: AM 82 Posts: 2,280 Downloads: 258 Uploads: 30	Newest Dual Gauge board has been designed and sent to prefab. It will take a few weeks to get them and all the relevant components from the suppliers, and them built and tested. So in the mean time, I made some 3D renders of the boards themselves for those interested in that sort of thing. No uboat pics in sight lol. Main TDC Control Board Test board for Dual Pointer Gauge

05-06-14, 10:29 PM	#59
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	Fanmazing stuff. Bravo!