Is this only for flight sims, or can this be used for all driving games as well?
608957
I would not reccomend this for driver Sims limited turning radius.about 45 degrees each way.
608958
Check with Best Buys. I think the driving sims use a different controller.Fred
608959
Although I only use it for flight Sims I've used an older version for Nascar driving programs you just have to configure it in your settings
608960
It can; absolutely. The driving wheel has a more natural feel, but you can definitely use this for driving simulator's too.
2062241
If by "automatic pilot buttons" you are referring to cruise control buttons, then no. This interface is for steering wheels with radio control buttons such as volume, etc.
1114509
It comes with programmable software installed on the joystick itself, so you can custom program each and every button to do whatever you want. So while it is geared towards flight control, I'm sure you can get it to do much more on other games.
1283936
The control works on a Mac, but the program is for Windows only. I use Aerofly RC7 for the flight simulator on my Mac. Its the only one written for a Mac. The other option is to use a Windows based FS with Parallels.
1673336
I've never played with those games, but I can't see why not. I've used the joystick with other flight simulators without any problems.
846984
I don't see why not. I don't use the CH driver cd that come with it as it tends to cause controller issues. I have Win7x64 and no problems in FSX
278633
Yeah, I play ETS2 with it. Just set the controls as you wish in the settings
353839
I googled the question and found many forums of users using both the CH yoke and pedals for racing games. So yes they can be use for racing. - Dave
1751698
I have X-Plane 10, but find that the CH Flightstick Pro (USB) is somewhat unstable on this program. By working with it more I hope to improve it, maybe. I have an HP Pavilion i5 with 8 megs of RAM but maybe not the graphics that I need with some of the newer sims. I have an old PII with man sims running on it with a total CH set up, Flightstick Pro, Throttle Pro and CH Rudders with par. ports. With some real aircraft experience, I'll have to say that the old sims were the most realistic, even though they lacked in graphics. Also, you may have a later version than XPlane 10. I have read that '10' did have some control problems. Otherwise, the Flightstick Pro seems to work well with MS Flightsim X and some others I have. CH is a very good company. I've even toured their plant some years ago.
1629545
i would not say it would work for car driving sims because of the turn radius 45 degree turn is all you can get with the flight yoke.
1089122
Thank you very much for your answer. Did not know I needed an "access controller" sense my new head unit says it allows steering wheel control-ability. Will look into purchasing one. Thank you.
60477
While there are drivers on the Saitek site for windows 7 and XP64, I have not tried them. I only use it on an XP system that my flight simulator is installed on...Hope that helps.
1239092
This one doesn't work on Windows 8, but it works on Windows 7, Vista and XP. For Windows 8 you would need the new one that has a blond girl on blue cover. This is a simulator software only, so you need a steering wheel and pedals to have a driving simulator. Amazon sells new wheel with pedals for $30. Without a wheel and pedals it simply doesn't work.
1238858
I only know it supports FSX, and then that's is questionable. I bought 3 if them based on reviews from other post. Personally I would not recommend them to any one.
54061
will only work on specified side.. If it state driver it only works for driver side.
1519265
This is exactly what I did, but you'll need to modify them slightly. I got two gear shift holders, the base on the gear shift holders is too small for a flight stick / throttle to sit on so what I did was cut some particle board, drilled holes in it so I can mount it on top of the gear shift holders, laid some black leather (from hobby lobby) across the wood (to make it match seat) and then put some plexiglass pieces on top of it so my throttle/stick suction cups have something to stick onto. Overall it works GREAT. Used it to for Ace Combat 6, Hawxx, and many other PC flight sims.
887074
Hello, The rudder pedals operate different axis so ideally this should work, however since they are both different third party drivers there is a slight possibility that there maybe a conflict.