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Unfortunately international shipping rate for such a heavy item is prohibitively expensive

For sale is a brand new Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar I bought years ago. My original intention was to mod it, but never get the time to do it. Item is in its original package. I am located in California, US Price is $190 + Shipping, o.b.o. My Heatware

I had the same problem recently and asked for help at SimHQ. The helpful member resurrected CubPilot's website. http://simhq.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/4436762/re-cougar-cubpilot-hall-sensor-installation-instruction#Post4436762

Excellent, Thank you!

Just be patient. I have waited for ~10 days :).

Activation support has replaced my Russian version with the English version. Problem is resolved :thumbup:. Thank you very much!

In my excitement to purchase Flaming Cliffs 2 this past Sunday, I put the Russian download version in my cart and paid for it :doh: ! The activation serial number did not work with the English download. Is there any way I could exchange the activation code for an English version? Thank you in advance.

Very nice!

Since your current cooling loop includes the north bridge cooling, you should expect the overall temp to increase, as more heat is transferred into your cooling system. However, 10 C is a bit too much. I would suggest you check the contact between the CPU and the CPU block. Are the screws tight? Is the thermal paste properly cleaned off the CPU in the motherboard switching process? Is there too much or too little thermal paste? Hope this helps.

Great work! Eagerly anticipating the release. S!

There is already another thread in the "Cockpits and HOTAS" forum. Please see his response there: http://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=629227&postcount=19

Very nice! :thumbup:

Thanks again Master Ironhand! Nice bit of trivia about AN/APG :), I had no idea what the acronym stands for.

That is great! I am looking forward to the release of the English version.

Thank you ED! Thank you RobGordon for the mirror!

Happy Birthday Matt!

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Side stick for me. It is more comfortable. In real life, pilots flying a center stick has a harder time checking over his/her right shoulder than the left. That's why in WWII, pilots like to bounce unsuspected victims from the right and a little below.

Skypat, Thank you!

+1

Scotty, At some point, Ironhand's training tracks were converted into WMV files. You can download them here: http://flankertraining.com/ironhand/supad.htm

This driver works with my GTX 260 Core 216.

WOW!

Cool. Thanks! S!

:thumbup: Very nice work! Best of luck in getting support to complete this amazing project.