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Originally Posted by nearmiss
I moved to a Kensington Trackball about the time I started IL2.
Now when my wrist starts to pain a bit I switch hands. I still have to do IL2 with left only, but I think nothing of doing any of my regular computer work with either hand on the trackball.
Great for registration or precise movement as well. I can use in CAD, to real advantage.
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Yes I know it very well. Some years ago I had a broken bone in my wrist in an accident so I had my wrist plasted for some weeks. But as I could not stand without flying IL-2 so long time
, I learnt to use the joystick with my left hand and after quite a lot of crashes, I finally got good also. But then I had the plaster removed and switched again to right-hand drive
It is amazing how human being can overcome difficulties
By the way appart from trackballs, ergonomic mouses like this can help you:
And sorry for the Off Topic)