If your joystick is worn out (i.e. stick is wobbly or loose) will this replacement piece fix that?
482078
Temporarily. The rubber on the caps of the sticks is cheap and rips off with aggressive use. It took about two weeks of SSBM play to rip them for me.
482079
It will not. A wobbly stick is caused by the joystick box, the thing you plug the rubber piece into. To fix a wobbly stick you either have to get a new controller or solder a different box on.
680974
Yes. If it is as same part number as what you use now. You can replace to new one.
1636824
I have two and find them a handful,my feeling is the "Trim" adjuster on the controller is defective.Being new I would ask Amazon for a replacement.
1348718
It is loose but the problem isn't the throttle with the item I purchased. It's the steering. it turn left and is hard to adjust to fly straighten
435757
I doubt it. If you lost the original paddle, don't worry about replacing it with the same one, as they're pretty poor paddles to begin with. Take the opportunity to get an upgraded paddle. A proper paddle makes a big difference. You can get a nice used paddle for about $50 (Craigslist, Used Surf Shop, etc.). Or browse around here on amazon, and you should be able to find something just fine in the $50-$100 range. Hope that helps!
384497
No you shouldn't have to replace it. If you only need it for charging then this should be fine until the battery starts to run low again. Then you have to put it back to charge. You can't really charge it as you play unless you have the original charging cable. This is more like a dock station to charge 2 wii remotes, and the game pad at the same time.if you want to play and charge at the same time you will need a new cable.
2010626
check transformer ptz , review joystick settings , not solve , sending the manufacturer
2016253
I believe if you purchase one without it you will have to de-solder the original from the broken component and then solder it onto the replacement.
1712623
It should. The replacement is quite easy as well. Just make sure you have all the right tools. If you don't, they sell kits on here.
1912330
I was able to open mine up and disassemble it and repair it without any big issues. If you are changing to parts that are not very similar to the original parts, as with anything like that you might run into fitment issues.
1367984
Unplug and reset it. Put it on a level surfacenter and recalibrate it (left stick down and right, wiggle the right stick left and right) if this does not work, make sure the propellers are both good, and put on correctly. A goes with a, and b goes with b. Happy flying!
810702
I'm not sure but it doesn't appear to be something I would try. If one is damaged, G-Force will replace it with a rebuilt unit if it's in warranty.
865177
No it doesn't my friend, it only works on manual sticks, but anyway check out your stick's dimentions. Good luck
888402
No. You have to reuse your existing button or buy a new on. You're old button should work unless it is damaged.
1751699
If the program suports a joystick (x-plane does), then a flight stick will work just fine.
1229792
i fixed mine and it works like it did before no issues. The only problem is that you have to break the blender apart to fix it.
2200503
Sorry, but I have no idea. I received the wrong item when I ordered the USB version of the joystick. All it had was an analog/digital adapter cable. In addition to it not being a direct USB made model, it did not have the Force-Feedback, which is what I was looking for. Good Luck if you are able to find a MS-Sidewinder w/Force-Feedback/USB version. The only ones I ever found on the World-Wide-Web were entirely too expensive.