What type of joystick do you use for flying post a pic?

2006-03-14 23:35:54

#1

blademaster: I'm moving to Brazil; +2,075|6945

https://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/productimage/26-102-503-02.JPG

2006-03-14 23:38:20

#2

F.Rabshaw: Member; +37|6982

yeah... I'm one of those noobs...

https://www.saitekusa.com/usa/images/product/pcp/x52.jpg

2006-03-14 23:38:43

#3

Maj.Do: Member; +85|7052|good old CA

i use a logi freedom 2.4 , now its my good old keyboard

2006-03-14 23:59:42

#4

=[S3nf]=: Upside Down Space Cockroach; +150|7089|out of orbit

Most accurate Joystick i ever had,

the good old Logitech extreme 3d pro:

https://www.shoppingcomparison.co.uk/IMGE/vvvz_qfnrzbnztj/vbrrsnqd/_qfnr/hl_fdr/0620899AE03UC21220M.jpg

2006-03-15 00:04:17

#5

tF-voodoochild: Pew Pew!; +216|7148|San Francisco

=[S3nf]= wrote:
Most accurate Joystick i ever had,

the good old Logitech extreme 3d pro:

http://www.shoppingcomparison.co.uk/IMG … 21220M.jpg

Ditto

2006-03-15 00:07:45

#6

belikeron: Member; +-1|6933

https://www.joy-stick.net/images/strikeforce.gif

Its old, but it gets the job done. I do like the joy stick in the x52 set up, but think the throttle is overkill, and I also think all the Saitek single joysticks feel cheap, so alas i will just stick with what I have =p

2006-03-15 00:08:36

#7

THA: im a fucking .....well not now; +609|7070|AUS, Canberra

i got an old microsoft force feedback joystick, i like it still as its big and fits my hand better than any other i can find today.

2006-03-15 00:08:59

#8

PvtchieF73: Member; +15|7009|Netherlands

=[S3nf]= wrote:
Most accurate Joystick i ever had,

the good old Logitech extreme 3d pro:

http://www.shoppingcomparison.co.uk/IMG … 21220M.jpg

yep agree!!
great piece of equipment

2006-03-15 00:41:53

#9

RonSeal: Member; +1|7020

the_heart_attack wrote:
i got an old microsoft force feedback joystick, i like it still as its big and fits my hand better than any other i can find today.

Same.

Heavy old bastard, but at least it stays on the desk when i throw myself about in the sky

2006-03-15 00:47:33

#10

Lucien: Fantasma Parastasie; +1,451|6953

Good ol' Logitech Extreme 3D Pro here. Absolutely LOVE IT

2006-03-15 01:46:52

#11

DavidianCox: ...from the internet; +60|6957|Birmingham

saitek st90

https://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e389/DavidianCox/st90.jpg

2006-03-15 03:48:50

#12

AH1Z SOCOM GHOST: Member; +32|6943|Minnesota

OMG lol all i use is a mouse... I suppose if i flew jet I would need one. Trying to turn with a mouse in a jet sucks.

2006-03-15 03:58:18

#13

w00tson: Member; +0|6927|Schmuckland

https://www.saitekusa.com/USA/images/product/pcp/cyborg_evo_wireless.jpg

http://www.saitekusa.com/USA/prod/cybor … reless.htm

Saitek Cybor Evo Wireless. Wireless works good, except when not in use for a long time. Have to pull out battery and insert again for it to awaken. Miss my old MS sidewinder though, not enough buttons for the left hand on this one.

Last edited by w00tson (2006-03-15 04:00:02)

2006-03-15 05:02:14

#14

xaven: Member; +25|7033|Berlin

logitech attack 3 - but I miss a coolie hat...

https://www.logitech.com/lang/images/0/2210.jpg

2006-03-15 05:21:05

#15

007hutchy: Member; +2|7088

Saitek Cybor Evo - not bad but not great !

2006-03-15 05:23:47

#16

Torin: Member; +52|6992

Saitek X52

2006-03-15 05:39:16

#17

TheEternalPessimist: Wibble; +412|6920|Mhz

xaven wrote:
logitech attack 3 - but I miss a coolie hat...

http://www.logitech.com/lang/images/0/2210.jpg

I got the same (got that fat ass wingman too tho I cant get it to work anymore)...Attack 3 = total arse IMO. just use KB and mouse far faster and more exact (for me anyway)

2006-03-15 06:15:42

#18

unnamednewbie13: Moderator; +2,060|7072|PNW

Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 ftw.

https://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B00005NIMB.01._SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

Only difference is, my model doesn't have the red plastic crap. And no, I don't use the force feedback...but the motor has a nice bit of weight holding it down.

Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2006-03-15 06:17:37)

2006-03-15 07:17:41

#19

Husker~ifh~: Beer Consumption Expert; +25|7030|Beerville, USA

blademaster wrote:
http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ … 503-02.JPG

Just switched last week from my old MS Sidewinder Force Feedback to the Cyborg Evo. The difference is amazing. The Evo is alot smother and twice as sensitive as my old one was. Plus I like the additional 2 buttons on the top end.

2006-03-15 07:32:40

#20

Torin: Member; +52|6992

Try an X52, it's even more precise.

Last edited by Torin (2006-03-15 07:38:01)

2006-03-15 07:36:20

#21

Kolhozik: Member; +38|6966|Phila, PA

F.Rabshaw wrote:
yeah... I'm one of those noobs...

http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/images/product/pcp/x52.jpg

i use the same set.

2006-03-15 08:20:25

#22

Scorpian65: Member; +14|7038

Logitech Freedom 2.4

https://www.logitech.com/lang/images/0/911.gif

2006-03-15 08:26:55

#23

airborne916: Member; +24|6965

blademaster wrote:
http://images10.newegg.com/NeweggImage/ … 503-02.JPG

same

btw F.Rabshaw i hate you.

2006-03-15 08:59:38

#24

JimKong: Member; +31|6942|Ohio

PvtchieF73 wrote:
=[S3nf]= wrote:
Most accurate Joystick i ever had,

the good old Logitech extreme 3d pro:

http://www.shoppingcomparison.co.uk/IMG … 21220M.jpg
yep agree!!
great piece of equipment

2006-03-15 09:24:15

#25

Hairy_Toe_Knuckles: Member; +0|6926|Memphis, TN

unnamednewbie13 wrote:
Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 ftw.

http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/P/B … ZZZZZ_.jpg

Only difference is, my model doesn't have the red plastic crap. And no, I don't use the force feedback...but the motor has a nice bit of weight holding it down.

Ha! Thanks for the memories! I used to own this one years ago. I miss it, too. It was a great joystick. I loved how heavy it was--it kept it from moving around when flying.

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