ch joystick!?anyone with experience??

[Tiger27]

I bought my Fighterstick USB secondhand 8 years ago and it is still spot on accurate, they are quite large and can be a problem depending on hand size, and very lightly sprung, overall they are a great stick.

[JG52Uther]

My fighterstick is a few years old now,and still feels as good as new.As said above,it is quite big (and remember it has no twist function)
It was expensive,but I expect it to last forever.

[David198502]

thx for your quick replies!
i think a big joystick is convinient for me as i have big hands.
sounds good that both of you have this stick for years and it still is in good shape.
ähm by the way, i have one stupid question: what exactly do you mean with twist function???

[David198502]

oh and another one: can you adjust throttle with the fighterstick???i have read that one can, but on the pictures i only see the wheels for trim.or do i have to buy one??

[FG28_Kodiak]

Originally Posted by David198502

thx for your quick replies!
ähm by the way, i have one stupid question: what exactly do you mean with twist function???

You need Rudderpedals there is no Twistfunction (Z-Axis) on the stick.

Originally Posted by David198502

can you adjust throttle with the fighterstick

Yes you can, there is a "throttle-Weel" on the left side.

[David198502]

i dont know if i want to afford pedals. now i control the rudder with my coolie-hat, and i assume that it will be possible with the fighterstick as well. am i wrong?

[JG52Uther]

No that should work just the way it is now I think.As said though,the fighterstick is big,so make sure you can reach the coolie hat comfortably.I find it a bit of a stretch.

[David198502]

i will try before i really buy it.in some time i will definitely buy rudder pedals, but i think i will wait with that for storm of war.
so lets hope my hands are big enough to cope with that stick, cause im more and more
convinced of that it.