The real thing to do is connect the 2 halves, place them on the left of your keyboard drawer, buy a MS FF2 and place it on the right as your primary stick. I used to use just the T.Flight but MS FF2 is just so precise and has basically no dead zone. Then you can use the T.Flight throttle and rudder control and you have all the extra buttons and hat switch on the T.flight joystick for activating my WEP, airbrake or whatever. I also have one of the axis on the stick mapped for analog wheel bakes.

MSFFBX52-Pro and X-52 Pro Throttle, CH Rudder Pedals

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brill,you justgave me an idea to use my x52 pro throttle with my ch stuff for extra functions .thanks.

Luthier use...............


..............WARTHOG!!!!!!!!!!

This is a simulation joysticks???

MS FFB2 here. No other product has come even close to this and I have owned CH products before. I don´t even know how old mine is (bought as new as soon as it was out) but still as good as new.

Thrustmaster T.16000M. It's really accurate and it stays that way thanks to the HALL sensors.

MSFFB2 :grin:

CH Fighter Stick, CH Pro Throttle, CH Pedals here

As well as the points made previously, I've not used anything else that comes close to CH in terms of configuration possibilities. It even has it's own programming language.

Also, the joystick has a really long throw which helps accuracy

Shame they don't do an FFB version.

G940 here, really like it and I've had no issues with spinking or anything.

What is currently the best ffb stick out there without seperate throttle control unit. Thanks.