Here's mine:

Witwas, that is more than impressive, very nice!

GOOD LORD Witwas!

Every new post appears to out-do the previous ones. 

After seeing that, I kinda want to get 3 monitors now.

It is one of the best additions in my opinion, in combination with track ir you have almost unlimited line of sight. And most of the modern graphic cards support 3 screen setups.

The structure it self is very easy to make, and can be done under € 100. I was inspired by this:

I think if I tried to copy Witwas I may end up divorced, i'll be alright when the boy leaves home I can use his old room then but for now I share my space with the misses and she is already complaining how my desk area is beginning to encroach on her, bless her she only has a lap top plugged into a screen I got her.

I like both the setups there but how on earth do you get in and out do you use the EJECT or climb out I suppose.

What size are your screens Witwas I have 3 23" these ones in this set up http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/2011/05/20/samsung-md230x3-review/

Really nice setup Witwas, I think its awesome. No excuses for that crap flying last night now!!! Only kidding, now I know why you're so smooth

Hi Mc Coy,

U use 3x 21,9 inch LG screens

It works like this:



Or you can also eject ofcourse  

Witwas I like that clever very clever I didn't even see that coming.

Witwas, bloody brilliant pit , your a legend..............

On Witwas' inspiration, I went out and got me a second monitor. Next week, a 3rd and a desk extension plan in the works to support it.

(C/229)Deathmechanic wrote:Ok that didn't work  here we go!

Nice! How did you get the switches etc on the 2nd panel?

The latest -and greatest- upgrade. 3rd monitor installed this afternoon, and now fully combat ready!

Nice Hitman love the fan are you going for the MI8 effect.

You can say that...mostly cuz it gets hot in this room with this computer running, but ya! Mi-8 Desktop.

Great setup Hitman, You will love the 3th screen

strut, the beer holder is just wonderful. Cheers.

Final modification to my joystick.
I went to home depot and bought two 4" galvanized plumbing flanges - one 4" with a 1 1/4" thread and one 4" with 1" thread, 15" x 1" galvanized pipe, and a female to male coupling to fit both flanges. Dont ask why, they only had these two flanges available, and I had to make due with some modifications.




The flange is mounted on the floor and reinforced on both sides of the particle board. The flange mounted on the underside of my joystick had to be redrilled to fit the hole pattern, and it fits PERFECTLY. Took me about an hour to set everything up, and cost me about 40 bucks to finish.
https://2img.net/r/ihimg/a/img593/5903/jxjm.jpg

Nice Hitman i done a similar thing the other week the only difference is i used timber to raise the base off the floorlevel by 9 inches and added an extension to the stick base of 200mm, then mounted the pedals on a raised base off the floorlevel by 3 inches, then notched it out just where the pedals sit and mounted slide rails for filling cabinet draws which are mounted on the underside of the pedal stage so i can now slide the stick back under the pedals when not in use i still have to use my desk for work.

Nice Six very nice love all the models to and pics you really love your Helicopters.

I'm absolutely not jealous. Not at all. I love my old wooden chair and my childhood desk.
Now let's go back knitting.

This is my modest setup. All done on low budget


Still a work in progres:)

Mate, that some clever use of controllers right there.

Impressed.

AH AH mac gyver is in the area! Cheers

Small steps Ross, good stuff.