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Demorier Which Ones?

Devildog73

Devildog73

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Demorier,

I am interested in knowing what you recommend. :wiggle:
I have a Logitech Attack 3 stick, no pedals.
I would like one of the sticks that rudder is controlled by twisting the grip, I think. :karate:
But I suppose if I get pedals, I would not need that. :faint:

I am also going to post this, so others can add in and benefit from your knowledge.
Thanks,

Devildog73
 
Well if I was to buy a new flight control set now for either combat or civil flight sim I think I would still go with a joy stick/rudder pedal set. Something like the later Seitek sets with a USB2 connector. I tried a twist grip on a friends machine once and although they function ok, it just didn't do it for me. It's far more realistic flying with seperate rudder pedals.....good to be able to use the pedals for side slipping while pushing select buttons on the stick and still keeping wings level with the stick. The twist grip just had me in a terrible tangle. I'm sure there is a variety of opinions out there.
 
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