This joystick is more "precise" than thrustmaster T16000 ? need to calibrate when connect ?
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Im have never tried the trustmaster t1600 but in windows xp you do not have to calibrate this for it to work good.
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The thrustmaster t16000 is much more precise as it uses magnetic hall sensors. These are not only more precise but more durable (hall sensors are used in commercial machinery).
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The Fighterstick has replaced one of the Combatstick's single buttons with a four-button hat, so the Fighterstick has more buttons. I found the Combatstick to have enough buttons for use, but a modern-fighter sim could require more. If buttons are not a priority, however, you may wish to examine Thrustmaster joysticks instead of CH; I found that TM makes more precise joysticks than CH (Hall sensors instead of potentiometers).
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No mechanical adjustment, you can set sensitivity with the in game software!BillH
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I am not sure myself. Personally I would upgrade into a better controller such as the DX6i. Happy Flying!
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It does not work on my Microsoft Sidewinder joystick. :( (Windows 7 Ultimate)
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Note: It seems that the default acceleration for the Touch-pad driver is set low - turned up the tracking and seems much better. I just updated my review to state that.
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Works for me! I use it with a ThrustMaster X-Fighter. Edit (May 2015): However, because OS X provides no calibrator, any joystick becomes useless unless you virtualize Windows/Linux (which have calibrators) with something like Parallels/VMWare Fusion. If only the Rockfire unit came with installable drivers containing a calibrator like the Xbox 360 controller does. Unfortunately, they have not been maintaining/supporting the product at all.
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Sidewinder is the best joystick I tried. I have 4 of them. I even had the force feedback version which does NOT have Win XP nor Win7 drivers. The USB sidewinders last forever. Also - Flight Simulator 1 2 and 3 do NOT work in Win7 - you have to stop at WinXP for those.
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I have used it with the Suncom F-15 Talon with Throttle, and it works great. Just need to make sure you have the switch set correctly for 3 or 4 analog inputs, and your throttle should work fine. It appears to accept all of the normal joystick port buttons, so it should work with the buttons also. I bought 2 so that I can use the rudder pedals I have also, and they work together just fine. I am running them on Windows 7 with no problem.
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As in joystick, are you referring to the 360 degree movable pitch bends? I have gotten this cable to work with both standard pitch wheels and even modulation wheels, but I've never tried the joystick type. Perhaps midi doesn't support that type of signal.
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Not 100% sure, but I can tell you it was completely useless for my Logitech stick. While it allows you to physically connect your joystick to a USB port, your PC won't recognize it. My suggestion is to get a newer USB joystick.
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I couldn't find any Mac drivers listed on the Logitech website.I'm not familiar with any "Apple" products but if the Mac O.S.has any generic drivers for joysticks you might be able to getat least basic function out of this device.Whether you'd be able to assign functions to allof the buttons and throttle, I wouldn't know.
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It returns to 0 when I take my finger off. It's a great midi controller and with the software alone it was worth the price . But pitch and mod control takes getting use to because there is no feel to it hope this helps.
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Hold the button on the right in as you drive the vehicle in a couple of figure 8 circles! That should calibrate it.
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change the wheel value around a little then set it on the right one. Then there should be be a choice and the right button will scroll between metric and miles chose the one and left button confirms. I had a tough time getting it right and just played with the two buttons till I hit on the miles and tried to never again touch the button as it changes everything just when you had it right. Controls are a little "Loosy goosy" Bottom line I really like it BUT careful of the buttons
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IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it. I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail.
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Yes indeed... it is the default joystick in Star Citizen's Arena Commander and works well. This is the main reason I purchased this stick.