Will this work with a Thrustmaster X Fighter flight stick?
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I wish I knew...I was trying to make it work with a surplus Army Tank Gun Control with no luck. It was recognized by the computer but the stick rejected it
1376023
I honestly don't know, I bought this for my employer just for use with the flight simulator software, so I don't know if it would work or not. ..sorry to be of no help! Your best bet would be to contact the seller and ask them!
63877
I'm not sure, but it works really well with my DX5e on my Dell laptop with the clear view flight sim.
1481149
Yes. It works with X-Plane as well. You may have to set up each switch depending on the plane you're using.
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I don't know. I'm using it with a sidewinder force feedback 2. Best advice is to go on one of the flying forums like Rise of Flight and ask there. Good luck!
586166
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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Go here: http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/x52.html and go to the download tab at the top and download the correct drivers and software for your X52 Flight Control System. Make sure it is NOT the PRO version, unless you own a pro version. Your mouse throttle could be broken or a bad USB cable. I use mine for Microsoft FSX games. If you are using it for something else other than FSX, then that is out of my department.
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The Microsoft Force Feedback uses additional Signals not found on standard Joysticks.So the Answer is No.
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Yes it is compatible and you can assign buttons to controls in the FSX menus.
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It would probably work for those games but it is a Fightstick and they are primarily used for fighting games. I wouldn't recommend using a fightstick for anything else but fighting games.
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If the specs are the same, yes it will work. If in doubt, buy a pair of sticks that match. Always a safe bet.
1131937
Yes and no. After I wrote my initial review on the Sidewinder, it worked great for about a week. Afterwards, it was hit or miss as to when it would work. I finally gave up and got this instead: Thrustmaster T-Flight Hotas X Flight StickNo problems since!
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It will work. Almost every single control can be assigned to something. Either you can set it up, or download a profile from Saitek. Personally, I use it more for X-Plane and Flight Simulator, so this isnt my top-quality response, but it will work with Elite Dangerous. Try watching some videos ;)
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Yes it should. With the force feedback you will need the drivers on the disks to control how powerful it will be. You may have to find the software online.
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The adapter did not work for a "Logitech Wingman" joystick. Reloaded software several times and tried several configurations but no go.
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I believe it would, as long as you have the appropriate USB cable. I believe Amazon sells those cables, but not positive. I received the dx5e and cable in the package. If you can afford to upgrade to the dx6e, you will have full access to all controls and 3D flight (I'm still working on that one myself). Best wishes and good luck.
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I have used it with the Suncom F-15 Talon with Throttle, and it works great. Just need to make sure you have the switch set correctly for 3 or 4 analog inputs, and your throttle should work fine. It appears to accept all of the normal joystick port buttons, so it should work with the buttons also. I bought 2 so that I can use the rudder pedals I have also, and they work together just fine. I am running them on Windows 7 with no problem.