:FI:Moog wrote:If you hang on a few months you can get a truly next generation control system:
Early rumours say the single fire button is fully programmable and features both ON and OFF modes.
N00B!
This is a real Hot-Ass stick.
Thrustmaster Afterburner FFB HOTAS
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loosecannon
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Alright, I'd been keeping this one to myself but I can see you gentlemen know your sticks...
If money is no object, check out this bad boy from Microsoft. Quite simply, this stick will make you a better virtual pilot...
Awesome. As you can see, I have heavily modded mine by adding a ball-point pen. I can squeeze an extra 20% out of the Axis planes with that Bic. Full schematics available on request.
If money is no object, check out this bad boy from Microsoft. Quite simply, this stick will make you a better virtual pilot...
Awesome. As you can see, I have heavily modded mine by adding a ball-point pen. I can squeeze an extra 20% out of the Axis planes with that Bic. Full schematics available on request.
"Can that thing fire?"
Loopy Girdlekisser...
Loopy Girdlekisser...
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loosecannon
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Damn meandering FI convo....
Loosecannon-
I'd do Thrustmaster. Yes, it's a little pricey, but it wont crack in half when you get a little pissed in "Spitz vs. 109's". I've had CH pedals for four years now; they're sturdy and reasonably priced (100.00 U.S.) HOTAS is indispensable once you practice it- you'll be autopilot, son. GL!
I'd do Thrustmaster. Yes, it's a little pricey, but it wont crack in half when you get a little pissed in "Spitz vs. 109's". I've had CH pedals for four years now; they're sturdy and reasonably priced (100.00 U.S.) HOTAS is indispensable once you practice it- you'll be autopilot, son. GL!