Does flightstick Pro USB 4 have it's own throttle control on the stick
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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
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One of the "wheel" controls gets assigned to throttle, so yes. I have flown this stick with both MS Flight and X-Plane and highly recommend. The quality is excellent.
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Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work... » Read More Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul « Show Less
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Throttle stick turns it 360 degrees. Right stick banks left and right and forward or backwards
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It has USB. But the controller is not good, the sticks were not accurate and lagged. I have used it once.
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Yes, it comes with its own controller. Left/Right steering. Forward/Reverse throttle.100% pleased with mine.
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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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Not sure about the throttle control. I was not able to use them at all. They get too tight about an inch from being all the way on. They also fall apart easy. When sliding them on the handle bars the rubber pieces would pop out. Bought the kuryakyn 6235. Twice the price but not problems
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We don't know of any list but he uses this specifically for Elite Dangerous. He says the rudder pedals can be programmed to any game just like a joystick.
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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.
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No just a thumb or twist throttle, I give a computer for distance and speed to all my customers. Jon ShockingRides
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hi mode one is popular everywhere but the US it puts the throttle control on the right joy stick I use and recommend mode 2 as that's how most controllers are set up in US and any other way could cause confusion when flying different models
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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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I purchased Saitek Pro Flight Cessna Rudder Pedals (CES432070002/02/1) No issues with it, was brand new in the box. There's another pedals that aren't the Cessna ones that are cheaper. No clue what the difference is.
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Hey Tom - First of all, welcome to FSX. I am a real world pilot and use it as a training tool. I also have the G25 for my driving sim set up but do not know of a anything similar specifically for a flight sim set up. Maybe the Wheel Stand Pro could be modified? Sorry I'm no help. Good luck in your pursuit.
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Mode 2 left stick is throttle and rudder Mode 1 right stick is throttle and rudder
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Yes it has a multi-control joystick. I was shipped an older version, and when picked a different vendor I got the joystick.
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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
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Can. In Elite Dangerous it operates as a Throttle as that's what whatever system detects the joystick flags it as. I disabled stick throttle as it was an unknown vector in my gameplay.