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@@jaytua730 Both air manager and pop out manel manager have settings you can configure to "always on top". That keeps the window always the top window over other applications like msfs. Air manager you can set that by right clicking on the air manager panel and clicking "always on top". Pop manager needs to be configured in the main menu.

@@aarbbee Thanks, they're 27s. ASUS VA27EHE 27” Eye Care Monitor Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS 75Hz Adaptive-Sync HDMI D-Sub Frameless,Black a.co/d/0ibFigf7

I don't recall the specifics, but when I googled the problem at the time, I tried using a couple different USB formats and still had no luck.

@@mcorrive12 IIRC, USB problem was common and Hantek issued a firmware fix.

That's odd. Not sure why you lost your touch functionality. Mine was always a bit glitchy getting the windows touch calibration to open, but nothing a reboot wouldn't usually resolve. My touch works fine with my Windows 11 install.

@@mcorrive12 Thanks ... I might have to do a fresh install which I'm dreading but out of options.

Unfortunately I don't have any experience with interfacing with an iPad. I've always just used HDMI and USB monitors.

@@mcorrive12 how about Duet with the ipad it does work.....

I'm using it in addition to air manager, but I guess yes, if you wanted to use this with only the popped out panels, And if you didn't care about needing to control the buttons on the bezels of those touch screens, then yes you could use this program for free. But if you want access to any of those bezels, you'll need to use air manager. Their manager does the bezels. Pop out panel manager only handles the touch screen capability of the popped out panels themselves.

@mcorrive12 appreciate the lengthy response as a novice getting started with building out my cockpit. One last question, are you familiar with the knobster and if that would work with popout manager or not?

@@MotivaliantMindset Yes, in this video @11:42 I use the knobster to adjust the course pointer on the HSI and the Barometric Altimeter. This link below is a 30 second short of my setup and you can see the knobster at the 27 second mark. The knobster is AWESOME!! But the knobster also requires air manager. But air manager is one time cost and is also awesome for building a full home cockpit simulator. ua-cam.com/video/rKHtyXTudiA/v-deo.htmlsi=DrfXG-IjO90CfEUs

@mcorrive12 Thanks man. Really appreciate your time, nice content I'll be subscribing.

@@MotivaliantMindset I'm glad I could help! Welcome the home cockpit addiction! 😄

Try selecting the 3×1 option then select the 3 separate monitors. By default it's usually set on 2×1 in the multi monitor option.

It was so long ago, I don't recall. If they were adjusted it was a one and done for all aircraft. Next time I'm on the sim I'll see what the settings are set to and will let you know .

I remember playing around with the exact collective position where the aircraft would lift up off the ground, to make it match my muscle memory from flying Blackhawks in real life. I don't remember if that was in settings, or if that was just adjusting the collective position on how it was mounted to the chair.

Phil! How ya doing my friend!? It's great to hear from you! I think it's awesome that you're using MSFS for instrument training! What aircraft you flying it in? Unfortunately I'm zero help to you with consoles. The last console gaming I did was COD on the Xbox 360 in college! 😄 Sounds like you're just gonna have to build a Beastly Gaming PC instead! Way more add-ons for PC (like pilotedge, BeyondATC, and SayIntentions)!

Value added comment. Thanks!

When I first got the 4070Ti I made a few performance testing videos and called them 4070Ti testing... Somebody left a comment on one of those videos making fun of me and telling me I should have called it a 5900X testing video because I'm clearly CPU limited. In retrospect he was correct. And even with my current setup now, I'm still CPU limited. The fact is, MSFS 2020 is heavily single thread limited. Until they fix that (which I believe they're doing in MSFS 2024) our GPUs are going to continue to be sitting there not at 100% load. If asobo makes good on the promise of better multi-core performance in MSFS 2024, we might find that our 40 series cards are finally maxed out and we end up wanting for 50 series cards. If I were in your shoes I'd probably hold off. Even having just built up this system, I still think as soon as the 9000 series CPUs and 50 series GPUs hit the market, I'm going to find myself wanting to upgrade. At $370 for the 7900X3D I figured now was a good time to get my AM5 platform all set up and running properly, And when the new chips hit the market, it'll just be a drop in replacement for me and I'll be able to sell the 7900x3D for $250 or more. I mainly made the jump from 3080 to 4070 because at the time you could only get frame generation on the 40 series cards. Now that it's been a year and a half or so, clearly there's other workarounds to get frame generation on a number of other graphics cards. All that to say, I would expect your performance to be about the same as mine. I was really stuck between the 7800X3D and the 7900X3D because they're the same price, and all of the benchmarks show the 7800X3D eek out slightly more gaming performance than the 7900X3D. I was afraid since I'm running a whole bunch of background tasks, the 8 cores of the 7800x3D might not be able to keep up with that. The bummer is by going for the 7900X3D, I'm limited to six cores operating on the 3D VCashe, versus eight cores all on the 3D vcash with the 7800X3D. Good luck with the new system!

I'd always recommend differential probes when testing anything mains voltage and above. I have the Micsig DP10013. You can get it on Amazon.

@@mcorrive12 thank you I needed to measure the transistors on the amp the collector and emitter

@@mcorrive12 I just ordered one thank you for the information, i don't want my scope damaged.

@@mattArnold01 Of course, be careful when probing high voltages. Best practice is to power off, position the probes, then power on. Never move probes around while energized unless absolutely necessary. 👍

I have them already! I had the lower profile controls set up since I'm still configuring the sim and setting everything up.

@@mcorrive12nice!

I also do most of my flying in the sim in center stick aircraft. So the Thrustmaster Stick (modded with the internal springs removed for a more realistic feel) and Logitech throttle are actually what I find myself using more often then the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo. I do want to upgrade my pedals from the Logitech ones I have. I'm waiting for the Honeycomb Charlie to come out! I also turn on the butt kicker once in a while! Gotta love the flight Sim obsession! 😆

@@mcorrive12 got a 5800XT 3D and 6800XT, I think my card is bottle necking in 1440p.

got a 5800XT 3D and 6800XT, I think my card is bottle necking in 1440p.

100% on all points! I saw the recent Hardware Unboxed review and I watch a whole bunch of others before making the decision. I was seriously torn, but ultimately decided to go for the higher core count. So far so good! I'm continuing to install all of my add-ons, and get things tuned. More updates and performance testing videos coming in time. For now, just trying to balance getting the new Simulator PC set up with the limited free time I have!

Thank you! Yes, I've been chasing the perfect "minimalist home cockpit simulator setup" for years! But yes, it's a massive load on any PC. I finally have hardware that can handle the graphics set to Ultra! 💪 If it can handle it in NYC in rain conditions, it can handle it anywhere!

The GPU, though it has 5 physical output ports, can only support 4 output feeds at a time. So for the monitors are run off the GPU. The 5th monitor is running off the CPU integrated graphics. When I was running a similar setup on the AM4 platform, the 5900X3D did not have integrated graphics, so I had to use a USB to HDMI converter. You can find those on Amazon. Do I haven't tested it, I would imagine the integrated graphics results in less of a performance hit to the CPU than if I were to go back to using a USB to HDMI converter.

If you're interested, I made a video back in 2021 where I walked through my entire setup. At some point in the next couple of months, I'll work on getting an update video out discussing the differences between the old and the new setups, and the lessons learned through the process of porting everything over from a discontinued motherboard chipset (upgraded from Ryzen AM4 to AM5). ua-cam.com/video/S2-DDJcpn4I/v-deo.html

Correct

I'm pretty impressed to hear that it took a few kv input and shrugged it off! Clearly a robust design on a budget

@@mcorrive12 yes it was such high voltage ...the probe was arcing between the ground ring on probe connection and its +.lol woops

@@heliarc5186 🤣

I can sell you mine DSO2D15 for 150€. Has heat sinks on signal chips and is upgraded to latest available firmware (20240326).

I believe I address this at 12:25. I put the scope in 8Mpts mode, but doing that disables decoding. As soon as you re-enable decoding, the scope limits itself back to 4kpts.

@@mcorrive12oops. sorry. You are right.

My shelves are 2 sets of these stacked together from Amazon. Honiter Wood Desktop Shelf, Office Desktop Storage Rack Wood Display Shelf, 2 Tier Adjustable Stackable Office Supplies Desk Organizer, Freestanding Small Bookshelf Desktop Organizer, Grey a.co/d/aWJPLul Between the two sets, they're not exactly inexpensive, but I wanted an aesthetic the wife would sign off on. 👍

Thank you, @@mcorrive12 !

I agree with you on the logic analyzer. Ive had the bus pirate logic sniffer on my home lab bench for 7 years now but have yet to it. I figured a scope with bus decode is nice because you can watch the communication for any kind of glitches or weak signal strength (abnormally low logic level or runt pulses). I see them as two different tools for two different purposes. As far as the pulse gen. I'm still not happy with my edge speed so I'm building a transistor avalanche pulse gen and I have parts on order for an LT6905 because I read it has really fast edges. I have no current need for even 200 bandwidth but it's a fun little project just to see what I can get. Of course all theis playing with scopes has me looking at the Rigols that are hackable to 500Hz. Again, way faster than I need an can justify the money for. I think I'm finally settling on the SDS1104X-E. If I return another scope Amazon might drop me as a customer! 🤣 Thanks again for the feedback!

@@mcorrive12 I have an old bus pirate too. Didn't use it much as the software stack is so messy.

​@@mcorrive12 I also have a bus pirate. Most every time I went to use it, what I wanted to use it for didn't work, found it was a bug on the tracker, then tried to compile the firmware, only to find it either didn't compile or didn't fit on the device. Maybe I should send you mine to keep yours company on the shelf and live happily ever after :) Of course a man can't be happy with a 5nS pulse time! Instead of building one, I got this one from Ali: "Fast Edge Pulse Generator 350 Picosecond Rising Edge" for $30 USD. It's got a BNC on the board that goes right to the instrument, so no cables or probes. I needed this about as much you probably do. :) May I suggest you never look into getting a GPSDO, it's straight to the time nut asylum from there. PS. My logic analyser picks up glitches at the level they would be a logic level event way better than my Rigol DHO.

@@originalmianos I use a 34-channel LogicPort USB analyser. 500 mega-samples/sec on 34-channels simultaneously, so it easily does logic to 100Mhz and higher. But having it in-scope for simple stuff saves a lot of fuss!

Siglent EU never published firmware version 1.3.27 so I didn't know it existed. In fact I thought they'd given up updating this scopes firmware. I've been using firmware version 1.3.26 ever since it was published and have never had any problems with UART serial decode. As a quick test I used the 1KHz CAL signal as a data source with custom baud rate set to 2000 bits/sec, 8 bits, no parity, 1 stop on firmware version 1.3.26 and the scope correctly decoded 55H with the character windows correctly butted up next to each other. I tried the same setup with version 1.3.27 firmware I got from Siglant NA and the character windows are blank with gaps between them, which is obviously wrong.

@@chrisg6597 Just got my new SDS1202X-E scope, which arrived with 1.3.27 installed. Sure enough, UART decode fails if decode/trigger are SET for stop bits > 1, and also fails unless the source uses 2 stop bits. BUG. Will now try 1.3.26, as the only other documented changes in 1.3.27 are for PC connections, which I don't need/use. EDIT: Yup, 1.3.26 seems to work with a single stop bit. Keeping that version.

Awww, just updated to 1.3.27, I guess I'll have to revert back to .26! The question is if they will bring out a new update, or not.

​@@marklord3148Hi. How can I revert to the older 1.3.26 version?

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@@mcorrive12 thanks,friend!

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I haven't gotten any further. Life got too busy and the simulator has been on the shelf for a while now.

Thanks. I used a suction cup mount from Amazon. It works great! Scosche MAGWSM2 MagicMount Magnetic Suction Cup Mount a.co/d/isY9q5U

I have no idea, sorry 😕 Good luck!

@@mcorrive12 allready got it, needs to be calibrated first in windows

@@2684dennis hah, nice! I've had to put down the flight simulator. The past year has been too busy 🤷‍♂️

@@mcorrive12 i cant lol, im in to deep now, spend some on 4 screens to top out 4 displays, and just installed a FSD 747 cdu , thats tomuch investing to just walk away when something aint work , so i have to take the hard road sometimes to figure it out lol

@@2684dennis lol, I feel you man! 😄 Good luck!

That's not possible with Asobos current implementation of MSFS. You would have to use xplane to get that feature. We've been asking Asobo to implement that for 3 years now.