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Ju-87 07-30-2009 01:43 PM

I had the same problem, reducing the sensitivity to about 3/4 or 4/5 helped a lot. It won't remove the deadzone of course, but the aim won't jump around as much.

Bunsenbeaker27 07-30-2009 08:32 PM

Has anybody figured out what the brake button is on the AV8R yet? I believe on the gamepad it is clicking down on the LS or RS (can't find the thread that was posted in).

Jeevz 07-30-2009 08:38 PM

I think it's the B button. I was mashing buttons trying to find it when I landed and when I pressed B I stood the plane on it's nose. It was late so I didn't get to try it again.

Llyranor 08-03-2009 10:51 PM

Is the deadzone really a dealbreaker? I was thinking of getting this for a friend (I already have the Ace Edge), but if it doesn't work well, maybe that's not a great idea.

TexRoadkill 08-04-2009 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Llyranor (Post 86935)
Is the deadzone really a dealbreaker?

No at all.

I think the jerkiness has more to do with the sim handling characteristics of the planes then the dead zone. The Spitfire is very twitchy and hard to aim but easy to turn quickly and keep from stalling. The Mustang is harder to turn quickly but responds smoothly on small aileron adjustments and is easier to aim.

If anything the stick probably makes the differences in the planes more noticeable. The Spitfire is a like a little sports coupe and the Mustang is like a muscle car.

Spi 08-04-2009 11:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Llyranor (Post 86935)
Is the deadzone really a dealbreaker?

For me, it was... I gonna get a refund, I don't want to be handicapped in multiplayer with this deadzone, I prefer to lost being able to look around than my precision shooting

juz1 08-04-2009 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Llyranor (Post 86935)
Is the deadzone really a dealbreaker? I was thinking of getting this for a friend (I already have the Ace Edge), but if it doesn't work well, maybe that's not a great idea.

I am not a hardcore gamer,simer or anything...but the twist rudder is just so intuitive that I've managed to do a rudder twist across three Heinkels on Sim and taken them all out, and currently with the limited time I have I'm leaving thebombers and just dogfighting the 109s,which is helping use of the pov camera thumbstick.(again sim only)... IMHO the environment is too dynamic to warrant concerns over a deadzone-(I honestly hadn't given it any thought) I'm too busy learning how the stick translates to orientation of the plane in countless different alignments and trying to fly by the seat of my pants rather than micrometres of retentive stick twitching-the aviator is cheap and isn't perfect..but neither is a pilot or the plane he's flying- it'll do for mere mortals like me...
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trk29 08-05-2009 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Saturat (Post 85263)
the stick itself has a really good value, it works fine
BUT
it is not so good in Birds of Prey because of
DEADZONE and NO TRIM

only reason I keep using it is becase it has big advantage over gamepad in regards to THROTTLE and FREE LOOK

as someone said earlier; being able to look around while flying is huge


Anton, do you have any comment on the deadzone issue?

I find my aim is jumping around. I want to adjust just a tiny bit, - start moving the stick, nothing happens, move it some more, still nothing, still more and boom, my aim jerks past the target
What can be done to help this problem? I do not want to invest in the Ace stick.

So there is no way to control trim when using the Av8r?

juz1 08-05-2009 07:53 AM

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Originally Posted by trk29 (Post 87441)
So there is no way to control trim when using the Av8r?

RB on base
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Zensuji 08-05-2009 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Ju-87 (Post 85278)
I had the same problem, reducing the sensitivity to about 3/4 or 4/5 helped a lot. It won't remove the deadzone of course, but the aim won't jump around as much.

Yeah that's what I did....I settled around 12/18 notches on both.


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