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I just ordered one from Andre a few days ago. From what I have read he does quality stuff with good customer support.

What is the difference between SimShaker for Aviator vs the two SimShakers on sale? (Wheels and Wings) Have you tried both the JetSeat and the ForceFeel? How do they compare in your opinion? How many buttkickers do you have and what kind? (mini LFE or buttkicker gamers?) One thing that have confused me is what other equipment besides the buttkickers I need if I buy say 4 or 6 buttkicker mini LFE:s. Is there any good soundcard and amplifier that goes well with them?

How is the Jetseat FSE compared to the Jetseat KW-908? (which is better?) Do you have two separate rigs or do you swap things out? I am still not sure about the buttkickers, I am a real n00b in that area so have really no idea what I am doing yet :P Maybe having six mini LFE:s would be total overkill, but I have heard some who do racing say that it is nice (though I assume you need a lot less "rumble" when just flying, compared to driving) I have been thinking Ito use SimVibe, but do you know how SimShaker compares to SimVibe? Is there some things or games you can't run with one but the other etc? Is the Jetseat comatible with just SimVibe or do you need SimShaker also?

Still curious about this if anyone know?

Also, which model of the jetseat do you have? I see only one is on sale now, but it has 6 motors instead of 8 that some of the models have/had?

What kind of other equipment do you need except the buttkickers? Say you want 6 buttkicker LFE, what other stuff do I have to buy? Amplifier and sound card etc?

Why mount them on the stick and throttle and not on the actual chair? Is there a reason you decided to mount on these specific points?

I am going to build a rig for flight sim and sim racing and I have ordered the Obutto R3evolution as the base. To this I want to add buttkickers, but I am unsure as to what the optimal buttkicker layout would be? I assume you need a lot less input for just flight simulation so I think I will construct is as designed for racing sims and then use that setup when flying. Are anyone here exprienced with buttkickers and what would be the ultimate setup? I have heard 6 buttkickers Mini LFE:s would be optimal, one for each "wheel" (on the car) and then one under the seat and another by the gas and break positions. Would swapping the mini LFE under the seat or in front for a proper big regular LFE be even better or would that just be overkill? Also I often hear people talk about "chassi" or "extended" setup or something, but what do they mean by this?

Is this still a prototype or the final product?

What is Blue Flag? Another immersion tool I found out about was the wind fan simulators that simulate wind, I guess that is mostly cool in driving games with an open cab though, but have anyone used it for a flight simulator? Maybe some old planes or it could be cool to feel the wind when you eject from the plane or open the canopy. The only I found where the ones on simracingstudios sites. Are there others also? https://www.simracingstudio.com/

Thanks! I have heard about VoiceAttack and it sounds really awesome and I have been planning to try it out, but I have not heard about Vaicom Pro, how is it different from VoiceAttack? Also do you recommend any specific michrophone setup? I have the Thrustmaster Warthog stick, throttle and pedals so I am set there :)

I have noticed that there are different versions of the JetSeat and that they have different number of motors. Now it seems only one of the versions are visible on the store though (?) and it has 6 motors. I wonder what the best version of the JetSeat is though? I assume more motors are better? And if anyone know if the other versions will come in to stock?

I am a long time gamer, but fairly new to Sim gaming, both racing and flight sims, but as soon as I started to dive a bit further into it I noticed that there are a lot of tools and accessories out there for sim racing and sim flight to make immersion better. I guess the main ones are different "cockpits" and chairs for rigging up everything. Also butt kickers seems neat and have potential to enhance immersion. Then there is obviously VR etc. I wonder if there are any more tools and accessories I have not listed that can enhance the experience? And what are considered the best ones when it comes to cockpits, butt kickers etc etc? Also what are the best progams when it comes to setting up butt kickers etc? I have heard of SimVibe and SimShaker

Hmm, that is strange, so the whole "top" part of the pedals should not be touched? What part of the foot should touch the pedals?

Thanks that works! :) Do you know of any way to remove the way the padles push down when you lay your feet on them? I just want to use the main axel and it is distracting how the pedals are moving as you move your feet.

I have the TPR pedals and have tried to adjust things in both the ingame settings and the Target software, but I just can't get it to that if the "power" of the axis goes from 0-100 I want the power to be 100 when I am fully pressing one of the pedals, however how it is now I reach 100% power of the pedal just half way through. No matter what values I adjust it always ends up like that. Do anyone know how to make it so the power output is only max when I am actually pressing the pedal all the way? It is way to sensitive now even with a center deadzone of 10. I just have to move my feet around just slightly and the rudder shoots away to almost 100% power Also is it possible to lock the pedals rotation axis so that they are stable and so I can't "push" them down when laying my foot on them? I just want to use the Z axis

Hmm but if I seach for DCS world release date it reads 2008. But I don't think the Su-25T was released back in 2008 or was it?

I am new to DCS and some of the titles thrown around confuses me a bit and I wonder if someone could clear it up for me. One term I often hear is Flaming Cliffs, but what is Flaming Cliffs? Is that the name DCS had before? Also the release dates of planes kind of confuses me. I read that Flaming Cliffs 3 was released in 2012 and included the Su-25, but then there is also a notice that the module for Su-25 was released in 2013? How does this add up? Also, I am curious, what year was the Su-25T released that is now free with DCS world?

I have the Hotas Warthog stick, throttle and pedals and I am trying to program a setting for the SU-25T where I want the electric power to be set to on when I put the APU Start toggle switch up (to on) on my throttle and off when pusing it down. However I don't know how to do this since in DCS there is only a toggle option for the Electricty state in DCS controller options for the SU-25T so the only thing I have managed to do is to have both toggle down and up on the APU start toggle switch exectute the right-ctrl - L command to toggle the electricty. For the switch to work as intended though it depends if the actual aircraft is in the same state as my toggle on mission start. Is it possible somehow though to have it so electric power is turned on when pushing the switch up and electric power is off when pulling the switch down?