RealSimulator F-35 HOTAS System

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[h=4]F35 HOTAS overview[/h]
March 16, 2021

After long time of hard work, we have the pleasure to present you our new product, the RS-F35 HOTAS.
The Realsimulator F35 HOTAS system is made-up by: throttle base, throttle grip and flight sitck grip for the FSSB-R3L.
We show you a picture of our work in progress RS-F35 HOTAS system and continue the preproduction to make possible open the preorder ASAP.
More news soon …..




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That's a good looking HOTAS setup. What I would really love to see is the F-16 throttle done in high quality. I am hoping that TM remake theirs in the same style/strength as the Warthog throttle. I see they have released a F-16 stick, which seems a bit odd to me, considering the Warthog stick and the F-16 stick are identical.
 
Scott!!!! Long time no talk,How've you been Buddy?Hope all is well with you and yours.

Scott,I couldn't agree more.We need a Quality updated F-16 Throttle for The DCS Viper.
One thing I noticed in the HOTAS description is they list the throttle Grip and base separately..........does this mean more grips are planned for the throttle base??? I think this would be a smart move on their part.We shallsee?
 
Hey Patrick,

I'm very well thanks. Still simming, just not as much and not really on the forums as much as I used to be. How are you going?

The separate base and stick would indeed be a smart move. Pretty much what TM did with the HOTAS Warthog and then adding the Hornet stick, and it now it looks like the F-16 stick ( I assume that uses the same base). I must admit, I haven't removed my Hornet stick since I put it on becuase I was flying the Hornet a lot for a long time. Now if I ever jump in the Warthog or F-16 I am using the wrong stick, even though I have the "right" stick just sitting in the cupboard :biggrin-new:. I really should do something about that. I have been using the F-16 a lot lately, I really should put the Warthog stick back on. Then again, I use the same stick to fly Cessnas, C-47s, 737s, Airbuses.......I can't have the correct controller for all of them :untroubled:
 
scotth6 said:
Hey Patrick,

I'm very well thanks. Still simming, just not as much and not really on the forums as much as I used to be. How are you going?

The separate base and stick would indeed be a smart move. Pretty much what TM did with the HOTAS Warthog and then adding the Hornet stick, and it now it looks like the F-16 stick ( I assume that uses the same base). I must admit, I haven't removed my Hornet stick since I put it on becuase I was flying the Hornet a lot for a long time. Now if I ever jump in the Warthog or F-16 I am using the wrong stick, even though I have the "right" stick just sitting in the cupboard :biggrin-new:. I really should do something about that. I have been using the F-16 a lot lately, I really should put the Warthog stick back on. Then again, I use the same stick to fly Cessnas, C-47s, 737s, Airbuses.......I can't have the correct controller for all of them :untroubled:
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I use the RS force sensing controller base with the Warthog stick from the Thrustmaster HOTAS for everything.

BTW I think RS has a F-16 throttle setup for sale.
 
Hey John,

Thanks for the info, I wil have to look in to that RS F-16 setup. I have been getting more and more in to the F-16, although, as I stated above it may be a bit of overkill to get a different hardware setup for every plane I fly :biggrin-new:. The HOTAS Warthog does really well with pretty much all setups in DCS World, although I did get the Hornet stick for it too, as I was flying the Hornet a lot. I don't regret that purchase.

I need to look more in to that RS base you have. I had not even heard of it before Patrick started this thread, and then I was reading up on RS and it seems a lot of Warthog HOTAS users are using the RS base.

Cheers,
 
scotth6 said:
Hey John,

Thanks for the info, I wil have to look in to that RS F-16 setup..... I was reading up on RS and it seems a lot of Warthog HOTAS users are using the RS base.

Cheers,
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[h=2]FSSB-R3 Lighting[/h]
The FSSB R3 is the new standard in high quality force sensor joysticks. The design of the sensor board gives a tact, smoothness and accuracy flight control which makes the flying experience can not be compared to anything experienced before; high-precision maneuvers that are impossible without hundreds of training hours are now made easily, thanks to the smoothness of control in areas close to the neutral position.
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Mine is not the Lighting. It is the FSSB R3. Any one who flies with a side-stick will appreciate the force sensing of the device. You can, using their software, calibrate it to your liking, and/or have different settings for different aircraft/flying conditions. I, however, just set it and leave it. That seems to work for me.
 
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