Is there a federated r/hoggit-like place already? What should a federated hoggit be called? Foggit? Or just combatflightsim@lemmyfly.org?

As for me personally, I mostly fly helicopters and mid-late cold war jets (guess my favorite) in DCS though I sometimes do MSFS and have previously flown X-Plane (7,8,11).

I use a VR headset, HP Reverb G2, with Virpil HOTAS and MFG pedals. Ryzen 5800X3D with an RTX3080.

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        It would be nice to have something akin to r/hoggit, but I would only be able to create it on the instance I’m on right now, and at the moment, I’m already moderating one sublem for the first time, I don’t feel ready to take on a second.

        Edit: I just checked so I could join the DCS one you mentioned, and the actual link is this (https://feddit.de/c/dcsworld). Not sure if it was changed or what happened

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    Hey there. I mainly fly the F/A-18 Hornet in DCS on the Hoggit server.

    I use a mix of VKB stuff, the WinWing Hornet controllers, and custom 3D printed stuff for my sim rig.

    I’ve written up some of my projects:

    http://gloryfish.org/project/3d-printed-hotas-gunfighter-mount
    http://gloryfish.org/project/macropad

    I fly in VR with the Index.

    I always love to hear about heli folks since I fell in love with simming way back in the day playing Gunship 2000.

    I would dive in but I presently don’t have room to bolt a collective to my office chair. :P

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      Wow, those DIY projects look impressive! No need for a collective to fly helicopter, I also use a regular throttle. If you’re interested, just activate a trial and reach out if you want a wingman. I can fly most helicopters except the Apache, but I prefer the Mi-24, Gazelle and Mi-8. I usually fly on Central-European evening time.