FF dor Clodo?

[ChrisDNT]

Hi all,

Thinking of buying me the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro, but is FF a disadvantage online?

Thanks for your advices

[Sokol1]

Originally Posted by ChrisDNT

Hi all,

Thinking of buying me the Logitech Extreme 3D Pro, but is FF a disadvantage online?

Thanks for your advices

I dont think that FF is disadvantage online, but Extreme 3D PRO "be sure".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sYBRgXBSql4

Sokol1

[priller26]

Can you recommend a good joystick that wont break the budget? Im using a generic logitech 19 dollar one..works fine...esp for left handers.

[hiro]

If price is a factor , like when it is not? $50 get the logitech although online you might find it for 40. I think it's called extreme pro but I don't have it in front of me so the name may be off.

If you want awesome get ch products their joysticks n throttle are great, sensitivity is on point. Its super customizable and the forum ppl help you out
But it's not cheap but it's well worth it. Also its tough. It's like mouse look vs track ir diff from my logitech n saitek.

[ChrisDNT]

Thanks all for your comments

[CharveL]

MSFFB2 is still king of FFB. But it's not made anymore.

Just keep an eye out on eBay and buy them up as they come around. I have a couple spares this way and got them cheap.

[ATAG_Snapper]

Originally Posted by priller26

Can you recommend a good joystick that wont break the budget? Im using a generic logitech 19 dollar one..works fine...esp for left handers.

I can recommend the Thrustmaster TM16000 stick. Sturdy, lots of buttons, twistgrip rudder. Its X and Y axis use Halls sensors which are contactless and incredibly precise. It's plug 'n play, but as a bonus it is programmable with the same free TARGET software that I use with my TM Warthog HOTAS in case you wanted to incorporate multiple functions to your controls or adjust the sensitivity or deadzones of the various axis. It costs around $50 -- I got mine through Amazon.

[Sokol1]

Originally Posted by ATAG_Snapper

I can recommend the Thrustmaster TM16000 stick. Sturdy, lots of buttons, twistgrip rudder. Its X and Y axis use Halls sensors which are contactless and incredibly precise. It's plug 'n play, but as a bonus it is programmable with the same free TARGET software that I use with my TM Warthog HOTAS in case you wanted to incorporate multiple functions to your controls or adjust the sensitivity or deadzones of the various axis. It costs around $50 -- I got mine through Amazon.

And is configurable for left hands too.

Sokol1