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With my game drive full, having to separate DCS from the rest, later buying a 4TB drive and rearranging everything, I have shifted my DCS (non steam), Steam AND drive letters the past few months, and had no problems just cutting and pasting the files from/to drives, only shortcuts were screwed up Only had to check in steam which drive the game install was designated

Have you correctly calibrated your axes (Idle and afterburner points)?

Well, my right sidewall seems to be finished 2 Leo Bodnar BBIO 64's, 125 terminals total, some liberties taken as a few extra buttons, since this still needs to work for more modules than just the F-14 Made 1 mistake in having a 2-position toggle for windshield defog, instead of 3-position, which I technically could fix, since I have 1 terminal left on a Bodnar board But I think I can manage I might do a revision on my left sidewall, but I'll look into that once I received @Szketya95 's ANC-159

Uhm,... Winwing themselves? https://eu.winwingsim.com/view/goods-details.html?id=347

I'll be damned,.. the cover is upside down:

That leaves JUST the 5080 as the 9070 isn't performing on the level those 2 you mention

Unsure, looks like a big slider, best I can make out

chucksguides.com/aircraft/dcs/f-14b The controls are under the rail, out of view

I get most generic switches, buttons wires, etc on Ali

Still sounds like a PSU problem to me, as if the capacitors aren't holding enough charge to supply the initial high peak at cold start

Hey there @Szketya95 Mind me asking what the physical dimensions are for the ARC159 and 182?

An old Logitech G940 also isn't actually suited to be 'sitting' on a desktop either Not unless you want to anchor it down with 4 big screws, that thing would go all over the place, or you'd be fighting the FFB AND trying to keep it in place with 1 hand

seeing the slew of products the are gonna release, I'd say they got their hands full

The buttons most probably ...the screen otoh,... don't believe so

I don't think this is still relevant after almost 8 years

But my 5070 is just as powerful as a 4090!!!!1!!!

Like I said, there is also a concern our 'toy' grips won't hold up to these forces (over time), linear force, maybe, but any rattling FFB effects would be hammering the connector And I wouldn't be surprised a lot of people would dial the force down, I remember flying spitifre with my G940 wasn't so much fun after 2 hours

60Nm? We're gonna be seeing people come with posts about cracked grips Edit: I do love that extended roll axis design, though a little less applicable to helicopters

Found the RIO lights also translating when in the pilot seat Set my TWS Auto/RWS to A/A, A/G on my Orion2 with that

That's about $/€ 200 for the unit, $/€ 65ish shipping (no tax)?

Seems I didn't pay attention earlier, or it has been implemented recently Making your Switch box mockup (and able to add the result directly to cart): Builder – Switchology

I guess the somersaulting, cartwheeling and pirouetting deck crew from Hot Shots will forever remain a dream

Seeing no such warning I'm guessing you're using something else than Windows defender?

They teased an auto throttle-equiped Taurus a year ago, but I'm guessing that's too niche for most planes The Taurus IMO seems to have been the eye catcher for WW to get the ball rolling, I don't know their marketing if they are willing to invest in another as a prestige product

Ok, let's break that down: Moza said other grips don't work,...but they do ...the horror, the shame, , rivers of blood, , cats and dogs living together,...the non-news most people already know is incorrect, including you And here you are screaming "look what they did to me, these CONMEN! How dare they!" as if some great tragedy has struck you, that -of course, will engulf the entire world and you, our saviour have warned us of this terrible future All because a company with the main focus on sim racing, apparently has an employee that isn't up to speed handling the customer service desk How could we venture the assumption this employee isn't informed? Because their own software does support other brand grips So, conclusion: Someone appears to be in error All you are trying to do is create unnecessary drama over nothing Sure,... could be Moza does decide to retract their plan for open support, but currently, there is neither an official statement, nor has the functionality been taken out of their software We'll start the drama when they won't support Virpil's VFX grip