crawlerz

win 7 x64

that's exactly what I buy! Lol

OK I'm game - where?

looked at the song list - that sh*t's hilarious! good job that! put a smile on my face. hope they continue.

I dont use the 11x8.5 inch ones. I use the 5.5x8.5 inch ones. makes the manual manageable.

OMG I'M GONNA HAVE A FIT! that was me! :smartass:that was my manual. glad to see that it wound up in good hands. it took about a week to assemble and get all the kinks out of the process (the exact positioning of the rings/paper length, pages processing (not auto duplexed), etc.) if anyone here's interested I can make another one. will take about a week maybe 2. $85 this time cuz I gotta buy another 2" binder (apparently those are hard to find:cry:)

I'm in eastern USA. ideally I wouldn't want to spend over $100...

the problem I have is with my thumbs and their limited movement. so to move the HAT switches I usually help with my left hand.... that might be why the X52 is a tad too much. I'll have a look tho p.s. anyone have experience with this http://www.chproducts.com/Fighterstick-v13-d-722.html ?

I was using the Saitek Cyborg wireless. it has very little buttons and only one HAT switch. I realize I can assign as many shift buttons as I want, but I've already assigned 4 or 5 and it's getting a little cumbersome. a few years ago I tried several Logitech joysticks and found that they began jittering within a month! useless. never buy a Logitech joystick again. mouse, gamepad, wheel, sure. joystick - no.

...and only $70?! that seems unreal!

...not entirely sure if I can explain exactly what my deal is, but I will do my best. I have been living with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis from early childhood and while taking meds most of my life and having some complications... to make a long story short, I stopped growing pretty early in life, and have slightly limited movement in my fingers. that is to say I'm not completely useless, I've played flight sims till I drove my wireless POS saitek into the ground. I lived playing IL2 and DCS BS. for even DCS BS, the rediculously limited amount of buttons:joystick: on my joystick was nearly OK. for the Warthog it's nowhere near what is needed. not to mention it's insanely jittery and not precise. so.... here's the $64000 question. I'd like to find a joystick (I can never say this without giggling like a schoolgirl) that can fit my small-er handsize and yet be professional enough that it can have enough hat switches/buttons on it for me to sort of enjoy my flying. flying is after all the best thing ever IMO. :pilotfly: it takes me out of my pain and makes me forget I'm sick. also - I have no problem with a separate throttle as long as it isn't gigantic. I also have remained friends with my ex-physics high school teacher who used to fly F-100s in Vietnam, so I'm hoping to rope him into buying the Warthog and having some fun with me (wait that came out wrong). "flying with me" is better. so thanks to anyone having any suggestions.

I'm a reasonable guy. sure. *edit* relisted http://www.ebay.com/itm/320914189166?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_3749wt_1026 price lowered

I have printed up the mustang manual for my little brother but for some reason he isn't using it. it is color, double side, 5.5"x8.5" pages, three ring bound, and borderless. next best thing I am going to try and sell it on ebay. I spent a lot on ink on this manual, it looks like a million bucks and he isn't using it. I want to make my money back, or at least try to. if you're at all interested have a look at ebay item #320910201295. I have 100% feedback and there are actual photos. I am sure there are virtual pilots out there who'd like to have this manual in a manageable size. so... thanks. plz have a look. thanks