Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: infowars on August 15, 2008, 01:55:10 PM
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Hey lucky me I got approval for a new joystick :rock. Any suggestions? I guess I can even spend over $100.00. I currently use a logitech wingman.
Thanks
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Saitek Av8r. Best Joystick I've ever had. Simple, rugged, and good looking.
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Saitek X52 :aok Or maybe even a set of rudder pedals, instead of a joystick. They really help out. :aok
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Saitech X52
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Saitek Av8r. Best Joystick I've ever had. Simple, rugged, and good looking.
NO! Those dang throttle's in the front ticked me off! Get an X52. Best bang for the buck.
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Saitek X52 is the pronounced "King of Joysticks" around here. But i do not like mine at all. It's a good set-up but is very irritating.
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Anything other than CH is crap, but I don't think you could get a CH for $100.00.
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love my X-52, only reason i had a problem with one was because i was drunk.
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Sidewinder pot-less sticks are still superior! :rock
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CH Fighterstick Pro will outlast X52 10:1
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16826169102&Tpk=CH%2bFighterstick
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Saitek Av8r. Best Joystick I've ever had. Simple, rugged, and good looking.
Ditto. I love mine. Best replacement for a MS Sidewinder out there.
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CH, only CH! Read the boards. Hordes of problems with Saitek.
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Everything in the CH stuff is replaceable. I have had my analog CH stuff for over 10 years. Replaced the pots in the stick once and thats all thats gone south.(Knock on wood)
You will spend a great deal more for a CH setup than 100 bucks though.
CH builds controls for industrial applications hence the somewhat ugly products. Stick,throttle and pedals are gonna be at least 300 bucks.
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BUy an X-52 at best buy..right at $99...then get the 2 year extended warranty.X-52's can be a bit TOUCHY,but 2 years will be a good buffer..And you can take it back at ANYTIME and get a whole new one..
Falcon23 :salute
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i love my saitek st290pro its awesome :aok :salute
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You can get a CH Fighter Stick -USB for under a $100.00 and it has a rotary throttle wheel on the base......start with this and build to it down the road to have a Full HOTAS setup
check here:
http://www.provantage.com/~56GMCNTLCHPD.htm
then add the USB Pedals then add the USB Throttle ( or vice versa order your preference )
you will not be sorry........
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Definitely CH for the stick and pedals.
Hats wear out far to quickly on Saitek sets. The only thing good that Saitek ever made was the throttle portion of the X45 set. Trust me, I used more Saitek sticks than I'd like to admit. I'm now a CH convert, but I'll never give up my X45 throttle...
http://www.brewsterbuffalos.com/x45/ (http://www.brewsterbuffalos.com/x45/)