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I'm sorry, but this is not true at all. All VKB devices could get the deadzone set up at 0. Proof: NXT and EVO screenshots.

Nothing new, sorry.

I said 'ministick', there's no ministick on the standard version of the SCG/Kosmosima grip.

Make sure you're running the latest native software and firmware. Also this and this.

It's OK, just wished I would've saved you some time, as I am more active over there than here.

EU store should post them in a few days. No upgrade kit, but we'll be selling a base only package in a few weeks. https://flightsimcontrols.com/ this is the website, but they haven't make the EVOs available yet - in a few days.

A quick search on our forums would've cleared that up fast. Also, counting the number of spring in bags - the #20 baggie has 2 less springs compared to the other bags.

The KG12 grip will be offered for both NXT and GunFighter systems; for GunFighter system, it will come either with the base or as a standalone grip.

Not normal behavior, please post the issue on our forums.

Unfortunately there's absolutely nothing we could do against the weak CAD or the federal or local taxes. Still, as far as I know in Alberta pays only GST, which is 5%, where's the rest coming from? There's no duties to be paid in Canada for VKB joysticks.

@Archduke Sorry man, it's not about ignoring the question, it's just that there's not much to communicate about it other than it's still a very important project under active works. When it's close to release it will be properly announced. Until then... not much to say about it.

Could you make up your mind - you consider yourself a victim of this company, which bla bla quality, stability, bla bla, but you also consider yourself pranked because the TECS haven't been released? So, based on these hateful comments, you despise the company, but you still wish you'd get one of their products? You should've tried to put more effort in solving your issue with the adapter kit (which, btw, it's the only thing of the kind on the market; no other producer is upgrading older models instead of pushing people to buy new ones) rather than trying to <profanity> spray all over. I really hope, for your own good mental health, that you're just trolling.

T-Link it's actually supposed to work with the T-Rudders in combination with other maker's joysticks too. Here's a short walkthrough.

Send an email about it at sales@vkb-sim.pro.

There are plenty of videos on basic functions of the software on our YT channel and lots of literature about it on our official forum. If there's something specific you don't get please ask, but this kind of generalistic complaint won't bring you answers on your issues and it won't help us improve a specific aspect of the software. Not trying to say here that the software is easy to crack, but it contains functions no other similar software has. As anything complex, it's complicated. But again, try to ask specific questions instead of tearing it down.

You could find more actual info on that in this guide. And please feel free to browse our YT channel, lots of guides and tutorials.

Swapping Black Boxes won't help, you'll have to find the connection issue. I'd suggest first to take the grip off, inspect the pins on it's bottom to see if they're all at the same level, wipe the 3 contact pads on the base stem with a cloth and alcohol and mount back your grip, pressing on it gently while tightening the fastener so it would make good contact. Recalibrate afterwards.

Sounds like a poor connection, either grip to base or inside the base. What lights are on the Black Box when this happens?

Just some residue from chromium plating finishing. Was supposed to be cleaned up before shipping, sorry about it.

The ministick on the Gladiator NXT (and on all the other VKB grips) has 2 modes, swappable through the center push button: axes and POV. The axes could be absolute (return to center) or relative (hold position). Works well to have one mode assigned to view and the other to other control, like trimming. More about the ministick here.

:)) That's actually a HAT switch (ministicks are MasterMode and GateCont) and here's a guide to program any button you want as Shift.

Yes, you can, but I don't know what the 'pinky ministick' means... maybe indicate the label beside it?

There are several ways to program the flip trigger. You could set it up in the Profile/Axes/Axes2Buttons panel. You could get on/off buttons on Safe and Armed positions (the button will be active as long as the trigger is in that certain position) by checking Safe and Armed boxes. If you don't want a permanent button, then check the Pulse box (this would make the button flash - turn on, then off when the trigger is reaching that position). You could also set up 2 other buttons by checking the Fire1 and Fire2 boxes; the distance along the trigger's axis where these buttons would actuate could be set up by their sliders. The flip trigger's buttons will take consecutive numbers after the first ButN is set up. In order for the flip trigger to work properly it has to be calibrated. Here's a video for calibrating MCG Pro/U and here's another one for adjusting the flip trigger.

Glad to hear it's working now. Unfortunately it's not an easy thing to find out what's blocking the device; some people are completely fine running with those programs in the background, some aren't. Might depend on how much power the additional devices suck though USB versus how strong is the PC's power source. Thanks for the update.

For some reason I haven't noticed the second screenshot you posted, sorry. I think something is blocking the VKB device; try to kill some background running software like Aorus, Logitech, Razer, Corsair etc. Also try another USB port (directly to computer preferred).