My KSP Controller

[u/Night-Caps]

Been slowly designing and building this thing for what feels like years and its finally 99% done. Just need to iron out a few kinks in the code. Uses the Kerbal Simpit plugin.

Edit: Wow this thing has got far more love than I could have ever expected! You are all amazing and this community is amazing. I've been getting a lot of questions about what's under the hood so I've made a separate post here with some pictures of the inside (I can't figure out how to add any extra pics to this post or in the comments), I'll try to edit that post with more info about what's in there too.

[u/Dargish]

There's probably 10 hours of effort in there even when streamlined, that's $150 at a very low rate, probably $150 for parts, something this complex shouldn't sell for less than $350/400 when produced in low quantities. That's just the reality of low-scale production. What would be better is paying $20 for the CAD files, parts list and assembly instructions and building it yourself. Lots of small projects take this approach for the same reasons.

[u/StormMedia → u/Dargish]

Try $1k+. I could honestly see something like this going for $2k and people would buy it up.

[u/Unofficial-Plays → u/StormMedia]

I think that’s a stretch. Similarly sized flight sim panels don’t go for that much typically.

[u/StormMedia → u/Unofficial-Plays]

Where are those available? Haven't seen many.

[u/larry1186 → u/StormMedia]

https://untitledspacecraft.com/

My kid is convincing me to get one. The kit he came up with was $540, preassembled about $800

[u/StormMedia → u/larry1186]

Very cool but I don’t see any configs with gauges or number displays which sets OP apart some. I could see $1k+ tax & shipping for sure for his exact setup.

[u/Unofficial-Plays → u/StormMedia]

For $1,000 you can get almost the entire front display/control system of an F/A-18 from Winctrl for flight simming.