Two questions: 1. Can this panel be clamped to the dining table (don't tell my wife!!!), or does it have to be attached to your simulator framework? Some panels out there attach to the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo, each of which I have and this arrangement appeals in view of its flexibility and portability. 2. Where you have the Logitech instruments bottom left, would the Realsimgear G5s fit here? I have two. Thanks!
Hello, 1. The panel could be attached to a table but you would have to devise a mechanism to do it - the bottom of it has a row of holes which perhaps you could attach to a clamp and then to the table (assuming you do not want to drill into a table). Also if you look at the photos, there is a small slit on the left and right bottom the panel allowing you to slide in a clamp. 2. I think you would have to drill some holes for mounting (or use dual-sided tape) and perhaps you will have a gap since you use 2 not 3 but I think they would fit in the rectangular opening as the opening is 79mm high and panel cutout height per RSG is 76mm.
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This looks like a nice option to the cockpit. Is there any chance that you would be able to sell the seat riser kit on it's own?
Yes, we will have this seat riser kit available now for purchase on our web-site as a standalone option.
Two questions:
1. Can this panel be clamped to the dining table (don't tell my wife!!!), or does it have to be attached to your simulator framework? Some panels out there attach to the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo, each of which I have and this arrangement appeals in view of its flexibility and portability.
2. Where you have the Logitech instruments bottom left, would the Realsimgear G5s fit here? I have two.
Thanks!
Hello,
1. The panel could be attached to a table but you would have to devise a mechanism to do it - the bottom of it has a row of holes which perhaps you could attach to a clamp and then to the table (assuming you do not want to drill into a table). Also if you look at the photos, there is a small slit on the left and right bottom the panel allowing you to slide in a clamp.
2. I think you would have to drill some holes for mounting (or use dual-sided tape) and perhaps you will have a gap since you use 2 not 3 but I think they would fit in the rectangular opening as the opening is 79mm high and panel cutout height per RSG is 76mm.