Does it have independent centering for the pitch and roll axes? Can you feel that the roll axis is centered while moving the pitch axis?
516221
it's not a ball joint like other products, it's 2 hinges (pivot) so yes you can feel the center of each axis wherever it is. it has 2 wheels on its base to offset each axis. acting like hardware trims. very useful for planes without trims!
516222
Hello Steven, this is an Axis based stick. With the CH when moving it in a diagonal motion you hit a sort of 'bump' when the axis cross over each other. Hope that answers your question.
516223
Yes, you can feel it centering. You can feel the springs stop fighting you.
516224
Yes. That is one of the features of the core design that I like. There is a tactile and audible click as you cross center on both axes as the mechanism switches tension from one spring to another. It also contributes to dead-zones being naturally small with play under 1/16th" and a very light touch. Though you can set dead to whatever you want. Don't forget to stick it down if you're playing a faster paced game as opposed to a true flight sim. Scotch removable sticky tabs work great if you stack them three deep under each foot.
2149592
no. It has 360 degree rotation. I love it. I use it for painting heavy garden statuary.
1170882
It does not. But it's an awesome unit! Nice to have the baby in bed with me but not have to worry about rolling over on him!
1290668
Yes it does for me. I have always used it sideways (portrait-mode, long side horizontal) and I have been using it for a year now. Fortunately I do not face the problem of swiveling like others did. It does move slightly on its own but not much.
1467649
Yes, it has a "scale ring" that you can use for precise adjustments but, it does not zero out. You have to start from your own starting point. I find it very useful.
784282
It does have a center however it is very long approx 5 ft so it would likely need a custom roll. It is heavy and bulky. I leave mine in the box it came in, in the garage and lay it on a large table or the floor to wrap my items. It is somewhat see-through so I double wrap sometimes. Hope that helps!
182838
It has sort of a flexible springy mechanism on the center holder, as you can see, but to my knowledge, that's the most freedom to adjust that you'll have in terms of roll center diameter.
107450
Yes. It is shown in the center position. You can move them forward or back about 1 '' in each direction, level or tilted.
213766
I tried to get mine to spin to figure out the problem. Even with the center piece not pushed down, it will only advance the amount of one feed. I think you may have received a defective unit. I have never had that problem and could not create it.
104598
No, it doesn't. There is a friction mechanism in the main roller that seems to keep a constant tension on the roll. In any event, it works pretty well.
891843
Standard rotation left to right as well as up and down. The unit is not frozen in one position
1518061
It does not have balance control. It bothered me at first, but then I realized that I have never used that control anyway.
1350787
No, the center piece doesn't pivot, although, the center connector allows you to pivot your displays. Also, you can pivot the monitor handles.
1291787
No, it's pretty much a straight pitch. Sometimes, depending on the ball surface or spin put on the ball as it enters the feed chute, it will throw an "off" pitch.
1015732
Yes. It pans up and down as well as horizontally. Interestingly, locking the horizontal and vertical movement is performed by twisting the "control arm" tight rather than by two separate locking controls.
2021801
No it doesn't, and it really is a design flaw. I'd have bought a second one by now if it did pivot, but it is stationary.
98006
If you mean does it pivot left to right, yes it does. As far a rotating, I'm not sure what you are asking. It doesn't rotate to an inverted position if that is what you are asking.