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Why were they buying them back, if that's the case? $184 000 dollars 20 years ago is is well over $200 000 in today's dollars.

That helicopter was pretty high. I wonder what brought him down?

Sim Hq: F-15C ... massive upgrade ... Russian aircraft, maybe something .... this is like putting a salt on an open wound to me.

According to USA Today, Israelis picked uninhabited area to shoot at the drone. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2012/10/06/israel-shoots-down-drone/1617043/

Israelis Deploy Patriot Missiles After 'Hezbollah' Drone Enters Airspace http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/israelis-deploy-patriot-missiles-hezbollah-drone-enters-airspace/story?id=17427682#.UHwq3rQqBaQ Patriot missile system as a response to a drone overflight? Also, to Marco's point, it is very expensive to launch two missiles to destroy a slow moving drone.

That F-16 almost collided with the drone? Why was the missile launched from such an incredible close range? Aim-9 could not lock? Apparently, according to Sunday Times and others, the first missile (what type?) actually missed the drone?

Thanks Rich.

FF sticks alone never "simulates" the autopilot. I don't know about SAS becuase I don't know what it is. Anyway, FF stick responds to the aircraft simulator data feed to position the stick according to the actual stick position in the simulator, or to simulate some effect such as vibration and etc. Thus, if the the simulator moves the in-simulator stick, the FF stick will move as well. I clearly demonstrated that in this video, some three years ago: I since gave up on a FF stick for Black Shark and somewhat followed discussion about G940. BTW, your prices are way out of rich of an average sim enthusiast here. You are talking about 275+275+175+175 = 900 GBP, that is approximately 1400 USD for two sticks without pedals. And those sticks don't even have FF or a mechanism for auto-piloting or holding (through actuators/motors) the sticks. What is your position within the company? Are you a salesman or engineer/technician?

So, your sticks are good mainly for helicopters with hydraulic controls? My question was not about what stick forces do pilots feel in real helicopters with hydraulic or conventional (cable, levers, links) sticks. Also, there is no need for exclamation marks. Well, force feedback (FF) sticks already have motors/actuators. That's why I asked original FF question to begin with. Thus, I conclude that you are not happy with current FF sticks technology performance and are working on something similar. Thanks for your response,

Is Force Feedback technology in either Cyclic or Collective stick?

Very nice setup Kuky!

Very nice project indeed!

Yes. Two reasons. First reason is that the person who posted a picture is YoYo, from Poland. Not the ED Yo-Yo. Second reason was very obvious, the textures that are not ED textures. Ricardo's graphics "signature" is easy to recognize. Although, now, with Wags revealing that ED purchased Ricardo's art work, it all make sense.

I don't believe this is an FC3 screen shot. I'll believe it when somebody from ED post it.

But, it the very beginning Wags said that deactivation was not needed. Thus, it is not about carefulness. It is about incorrect instruction. Thus, it is very wrong from you to call people careless if they followed Wags instructions.

Anybody knows what new features Wags is talking about? Why is Wags not listing them? http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=94515

That's cool!

Nice video!

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Unfortunately, this is not going to happen in FC 3, or any time soon from ED. ED is talking about the first advanced, 4th generation fighter/multirole will be of a western origin. So, MiG lovers, including myself, will have to wait and hope that somebody will someday, within a next decade or so, develop a Russian advanced fighter.

It is all right, you don't have to answer. Then, you shouldn't ask the question either. And, yes, time is money.

Is GA doing all these products promotional videos for free?