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  1. У меня есть два набора оригинальной Кугаровской механики. Один абсолютно новый ниразу не использованый ФОТО http://www.imagehoster.com/pic.php?u=315x6SSA&i=5680 Второй разобран, был в употреблении 3 месяца ФОТО http://www.imagehoster.com/pic.php?u=315x6SSA&i=5681 Готов отдать всё это добро в хорошие руки - бесплатно. Больше 2-х посылок отправлять не буду. Т.е. разобраный набор по частям рассылать не буду. Расходы на пересылку я тоже возьму на себя. А то мы запаримся деньги друг-другу переводить. Выкинуть жалко, а хранить - нафиг не надо.:) Короче реагируйте.
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  2. Agree 100% with Rugg...I switched from an x52 to the CH Fighterstick (and throttle...already had pedals...which are a bit close together :() and was initially concerned by the feel of the centre "snap" as Rugg puts it....and now (ahem) 12 months or so later, I actually really appreciate it. For me, and obviously this is subjective, my cannon runs in the Frog improved dramatically with this stick...you get just enough positive feedback from the stick when you're putting an additional bit of (either) axis that it stops you from under or over-correcting...I just don't get that fromt the x52, or the x45 I owned before that. I must say though, I rue the day I sold my MS FF2 stick....I sooooo wish I still had that for IL2/AEP/PF. I guess to really appreciate the CH products you need to use them for a while. I saw in another thread an observation that the CH throttle (compared to x52) was a straight slide and that you couldn't make fine throttle adjustments...well, bollox is all I can say to that...as we (504) fly in formation all the time (25Ts, 25s and 27 occasionally). All in all though, joysticks, like so many things in life, are a very personal thing. My advice: (1) If you're on a budget and new to HOTAS...get an x52 for size (2) If you've had an x45 and/or x52 and considering an upgrade, go for CH...yes, they're not cheap (more expensive than stock Cougar) but they are quality (precise and reliable). (3) I've got a stock Cougar sitting on my shelf...I've cleaned the pots etc etc and its still got nothing on my CH Fighterstick. I even considered getting the FFB2 mod for £300 and you know what...screw it, I'd get better value for money from another 7900GT and SLi for my other games....or a bigger touchscreen for Touchbuddy. Ok, essay complete, fingers worn out, peace be with you in the search for better HIDs. PS. If you don't have a TrackIR you MUST get one, its the biggest improvement for immersion you'll ever buy!
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  3. Will the F-22 fly 3000km with supercruise? No Will the F-22 have no support at all? No Will the F-22 ever be used against a 'capable' enemy? No Will the F-22 always dominate the skies? No Will the F-22 be invincible and invisible? No Will SAMs be afraid of the F-22? No Will the F-22 ever justify its price tag? No JSF all the way, no need for big, firmly shutting canopies ;) , no, just use a manual operated one. The touch screens are worrying me, as most pilots fly the jet with gloves, and the buttons would be massive in order to be able to work precise. Until then, the F-15 and F-18 are more than capable of shooting down Mig-21s and L-39s and all the Chinese copies.
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  4. Uh-oh. These things will happen all the time, the more planes are in the air the higher probability that one of them will crash sooner or later. Some experts say that in near future we can expect major air disaster every week or so. It's always a tragedy. Real problem is that mass-media feeds on these tragedies way to much.
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