Does flightstick Pro USB 4 have adjustable spring and is it x-y centered
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I do not see a way to open this thing up so I doubt you can adjust the springs. It is self centering, and you can make fine adjustments to the joystick axisis by using the two adjustment wheels on the unit. The unit works great, you can call CH if you need tech help, but you probably will not need to.
1009911
No adjustable springs. it is x-y centered and comes with good software. I use it because it is one of the few sticks made that left handed players can use.
1009912
my son has yet to use it since he is unable to load the game onto his laptop, so unfortunately I cnt help
2225328
In Europe and probably in other countries, the stick arrangement is different than in the US. In the US the left stick stays in place when it's moved to act as a throttle and the right stick springs back to the center for aileron/elevator. In "Mode 2" this arrangement is reversed. So, to answer your question more directly, the difference between RF Basic and RF Mode 2 Basic is which stick is springy. That's it.
2030207
Yes! It can adjust to just about any angle! I absolutely love this product. My only complaint is that it doesn't have writing space
932866
No adjustment for angle, standard keyboard angle legs one position only angle or not.
242306
No, but the natural tilt is pretty flat. I still love this keyboard. Haven't thought much about the angle. Two other options for ergonomic help are Dragon Nat Speaking and foot pedal mouse and to a less extent touch screen monitor.
2036988
I have two Flightstick Pros. One is 13 years old. The other is about two years old. Both work fine. Springs in the 13 year old one are looser than the two year old ones, but, work fine. It is still the best stick I ever found.
2094082
Nope, but works perfect in the 4 directional configuration. No complains about it.
919577
Hi. I believe that the combatstick could be used as it only requires a usb port and the companies software however I would e-mail CH products and inquire just to be on the save side. Also, this product has no twist grip feature so that would also be a consideration.
557014
NO. Product description is wrong, checked camera myself. Use little joystick. I have no problem using it, but my dad with his bigger fingers found it annoying.
873479
Hello Harrison, all depends of you operating system and your device, this is a simple adaptor and for us work on new and old joystick! Have a great day!!!!
1305502
Yes it does tilt and I'm not sure about the USB charger but if it works like any other USB it should work fine.
1324081
No, only the legs can be adjusted. It's a bit small, so the camera is not on eye level. Also, the mechanism is no longer very smooth and it clicks. It's a few years old, but I hardly use it. I thought it would be smooth for the life. It makes panning difficult without a jerk effect.
683735
Thanks for the question. All I can find on this is a customer feedback about theFlightstick Pro not working on Ipad usb. Check out the comment -- 'responses from others.' Hope this will help you, RonK
481432
Sorry for the slow response -- Yes the CH Flightstick Pro has its own throttle control. It's not similar to what you would find in an aircraft (it's a thumbwheel) but it does work. Best of luck - I do like the product
641113
Here are some instructions on downloading and troubleshooting: ftp://ftp.chproducts.com/pub/pdf/Fighterstick%20USB.pdf The Control Manager download that lets you customize and set up your Flightstick is here:http://www.chproducts.com/Flightstick-Pro-v13-d-723.html Don't think there was a written manual?
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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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Im not sure what you mean by "switch". It has a USB connector and it is not a true buckling spring keyboard. IBM manufactured the buckling spring type in the 80s and 90s but this keyboard is more like the Lexmark version which does have a mechanical feel to the keys but is not a true buckling spring and thus has a little softer key action