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Originally Posted by fuzzychickens
The cylinder on top of the warthog makes me think it is force sensing because it doesn't look like there is room for gimbals based on where the pivot point is.
So, like the x65, this won't be useful for most prop simmers unless they make the stick move a reasonable amount.
Looks like the CH fighterstick is still the best option on the market until CH gets their civilian warthog stick out.
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I recommend checking out the DCS-Forums. Considering their upcoming simulation is about the A-10C, there is a huge interest in a realistic joystick and also to provide some data.
The TM stick uses HALL-Sensors for all main axis, so the stick is NOT force-sensing like the X65F. Besides that, the TM Warthog's Throttle models not only the split-throttle like CH does, but also the switches located on the throttle-panel and even the complete panel just behind that.