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IL-2 Sturmovik The famous combat flight simulator. |
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@ Feuerfalke
it looks effectively more simple, but I've read somewhere that with that kind of adapter, the stick is working, but without force feedback, which is even worse than a standard joystick (in my opinion). At least this kind of adapter works with Win XP 32bits, but for Win 7 64 bits, I am not sure. I am trying to get the best of both worlds : MS FFB1 with force feedback and Win 7 64 bits Last edited by PatBig; 03-20-2011 at 04:26 PM. |
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If you want FFB and a modern OS, you should check out the Logitech 940. |
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Feuerfalke, Gameport USB adapter dont work well for M$ FF PRO - this stick use MIDI pins from gameport too. These adapters are design for joysticks that are standard at time: CH Fligstick and Thrustmaster FCS. Every with CH F-16 Combatstick (gameport) - that are more simple - you loose some buttons. The only option (that I know) to use M$ FF PRO in USB is a old DIY circuit based in ATMEGA MCU - but only return to center force work, all others FF effect are lost. http://212.1.43.18/detlef/jpgs/Board2.jpg http://212.1.43.18/detlef/jpgs/Board3.jpg http://www.descentbb.net/viewtopic.php?t=7090 http://grendel.koolbear.com/3dpro.htm http://translate.google.com/translat...hp%3Ft%3D52842 PatBit, I think that your best option is go to eBay an pick one M$ FF 2 USB. ![]() Sokol1 Last edited by Sokol1; 03-20-2011 at 04:39 PM. |
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