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I managed to solve the problem myself. I found a folder with archived firmware versions for ORION BASE 2: https://download.wwsimstore.com/download/Firmware/WINWING_THROTTLE_BASE2/ I uploaded version 1.51 and with this version the base saw the throttle handle. My F16 TGRIP had Hardware version V1.00 and Firmware version V1.10 I updated the throttle handle firmware to the current version V1.23 and then I updated the base again to version V1.61 and this time after the update it works normally. I recommend updating the throttle handle firmware first...

Update - something must be wrong with this firmware version. When I unfastened the f16 throttle Grip, the system saw the base. I did the update - everything is fine. When I connect the f16 throttle grip, it ejects the base from the USB and the A/G and A/A keys flash. It worked flawlessly before - I didn't touch anything, I just updated it. As if this firmware version doesn't support f16 throttle grip? Maybe it's enough to upload an old version of the firmware to solve the problem - but only the latest ones are available on the website. cbf9d9ca-7326-493f-ba9c-41d0659a5c2a.MP4

There are only 100 characters to describe the problem - it's hard to summarize it like that But I sent the ticket too.

I used the throttle for over a year without any problems. And today I ran SimAppPro(after over a year), which showed me that a throttle update was available. So I clicked to make it. The update went well - at the end it showed SUCCESS, and then the system started making a sound as if I was disconnecting and connecting the device to USB. And so on and on... Now only the A/G and A/A keys are flashing green and the system does not see the throttle (it doesn't even see it in Windows>Print and Device as a BOOT device). I tried connecting it to every USB port and it didn't change anything. I sent an email to: info@winwing.cn with a description of the problem, but maybe some of you have already had a similar problem and know how to solve it. IMG_4285.MOV

I recorded a video with the range of displacement of the R3L stick at maximum forces. Unfortunately, the base did not last a year in my cockpit. I wonder if in the ULTRA version the strength has increased or decreased by increasing the deformation of the metal plate with sensors. https://youtube.com/shorts/ix0bQzVVUGw?feature=share

https://youtu.be/IlvTL3JlLYI

I confirm that deleting two lines added by WingWing software solves the problem of CPU overload. File location: \Saved Games\DCS.openbeta\Scripts\Export.lua It's about these two entries: -- local wwtlfs=require('lfs') -- dofile(wwtlfs.writedir()..'Scripts/wwt/wwtExport.lua') Thank You very much for help!

Thank You for the information. I'll check it when I get back from work and let You know.

I have Steam VR set up so that I can only see mountains in the background. So far, I have had no performance issues on these settings. Recently, I was only flying multi-player multiplayer missions and thought that performance issues were related to a large number of players. But today I got a throttle from the WingWing F-16EX and I was flying single player missions setting up the throttle - and I noticed a huge drop in performance. In steam VR, the resolution for the HP G2 is set to 60%. My GPU is 3080 Ti, CPU i5 10600KF 4.8GHz and 32GB, M2 SSD.

At first, I thought that the re-projection was off. Later I struggled with the GPU drivers including uninstalling everything and installing older drivers. Later, I realized that the problem was with the processor. I recorded a short video of what it looks like. Anyone had a similar problem? https://youtu.be/eNr8m_cV-E4

Mine just left Chengdu FedEx origin facility

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There is no vortex in the F-16 during multiplayer. In single missions, everything works as it should. I noticed this during the online airshow (Full permormance 360 turn at 7-9 G) : https://youtu.be/aKo_evIOAIo?t=6644

Exactly - but if this is what it should be like in reality?