Last week I ordered a few I/O cards from Opencockpits. Two days ago, on march 26, the shipment arrived. In this post I’ll describe the basic I/O cards from Opencockpits and how they work together, as I discover that myself 🙂
read more...A while ago I looked into upgrading my desktop PC, which I use primarily for flight simming. The old i5-6600 was getting too slow and the mainboard didn’t have much room for expansion. There was only one ‘fast’ SATA connector and it was a very basic board.
read more...Just came across this Windows equivalent for the Unix/Linux tail command:
Get-Content Log.txt –Wait
Past week I’ve been look at some real Boeing hardware. I kind of got inspired by two real B732/733 cockpits on YouTube and I read bits here and there about modifying and gutting real hardware. This afternoon I took the plunge and ordered two radios on eBay!
read more...I used to run Linux on the PC I use for simming, but a while ago I installed Windows 10 alongside Linux. X-Plane 11.50 betas (and the planes I was flying) were not always agreeing with my Linux installation, and I found myself using Windows more and more.
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