I use touch screens on my home flight simulator. It just makes it much more configurable and easy to manage, however doing things like twist the knob on a 530 is difficult using a touch screen. Enter the knobster! I use a product called AirManager for the touch panel, and it supports a device called the knobster. I built my own knobster following the instructions here: http://www.simwarekits.com/diy-kit-builders.html
Here is the 3D printed case file which took me forever to find: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1a7QU1-9voTyuzC6qOdeoDTqEeja56Svs and I used a service called Sculpteo to have it printed since I don't have a 3D printer. Awesome!
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The link for the DIY of the Knobster doesn't work. Is the another one somewhere?
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Ditto - The link for the DIY Knobster doesnt work. Where do we go to get this information?
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The correct link is:
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