Are any forum members running FSX 2018 from a computer in another room? I have a centralized server room in my basement that is about 70’ away from my soon-to-be sim and I would like to put the PC there. The reason for doing this is to take advantage of infrastructure already in place in that room (UPS units, stereo receivers for speakers I will use, etc.) and to keep a clean setup.
My launch monitor will be a GCQuad. I was thinking I would run HDMI over CAT6 using some HDMI baluns/extenders to get video to the projector and maybe use a USB-over-Ethernet extender to put a wireless USB receiver close to the sim for a keyboard and mouse. I realize I would need another HDMI-over-Ethernet run if I wanted to use a second monitor for shot data. This also makes adding swing cameras much more challenging (would need more USB runs).
Has anyone else done this or considered it? I have never used FSX 2018 (or really any other sim software), so I would appreciate any advice before I get in too deep. Can the GCQuad work reliably over WiFi or is it much preferred to be wired with Ethernet?
My launch monitor will be a GCQuad. I was thinking I would run HDMI over CAT6 using some HDMI baluns/extenders to get video to the projector and maybe use a USB-over-Ethernet extender to put a wireless USB receiver close to the sim for a keyboard and mouse. I realize I would need another HDMI-over-Ethernet run if I wanted to use a second monitor for shot data. This also makes adding swing cameras much more challenging (would need more USB runs).
Has anyone else done this or considered it? I have never used FSX 2018 (or really any other sim software), so I would appreciate any advice before I get in too deep. Can the GCQuad work reliably over WiFi or is it much preferred to be wired with Ethernet?
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