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No different.

wow

If you go into the devices -> game controller settings of the throttle. You will most likely notice the R1 and R2 axes move a bit when you move the throttle. This is due to a massive design flaw in the throttle. There are a few ways to fix it. The easiest is to open up the base and you will see a small screw holding the wires down. Remove it. Just google g940 throttle fix EDIT: obviously opening anything up voids warranty's

Mode switch only works in profiler unfortunately. also.. if you're going to be simming a lot... trackir (or some alternative) is more important than a fancy stick.

Yeah.. I've NEVER had FFB oveheating issues in DCS or Falcon 4 Edit: 70% main FFB strength. I am using the "tape" trick on the sensor too. So FFB is on constantly

Dont use the logitech profiler. Assign buttons and axes in DCS itself. You can use the throttle's R1 & R2 wheels for rudder if you want... IF you are lucky enough to have ones without TERRIBLE spiking...

If your blood is all over the cockpit, the simulations over lol

yes.. since theres no clicky switches I reckon it should be standard. Ads immersion.. but must be switchable for those that like the out of body experience...

excite. Now mig29 please. :)

That stuff should all be in your Documents\My Games\DCS folder ie.. you dont really need to move it... but backup in case

yes. second hit on google: http://anythingispossibleyou.blogspot.com/2010/02/logitech-3d-joystick-repair-and.html

Just open her up and clean the pots (take them out and give them a good twist). Fixes most problems with this stick. Been keeping mine going as a backup for years.

Since they are "talking" to logitech... how about getting the button lights working, being the first sim to do so natively :P

Const has sorted it out for me like a true legend. Thread can be closed or whatever.

Yeah... not the best choice of name. I didn't realise until someone brought it to my attention lol

Hi, I would like to change my forum name (nick) to something else... is it possible for someone to do this for me without having to create a new account? Thanks

Logitech has nothing to do with it... no drivers or firmware have changed in like 2 years...

Trimming the A10's nose up or down moves the stick left and right.... turning on PAC rolls the aircraft left. So not quite backwards.... Its not the trim thats the problem per say.. its more the force feedback moving the stick which is adding movement.

The only "fix" so far is to turn off force feedback in the game settings. Works fine for A-10, takes some getting used to if your used to FFB in the shark. Bit of a ridiculous bug really, but whatever.

Doesn't seem like a priority fix to ED either... sad.

You'll notice that the aircraft rolls left if you switch on GUN/PAC too. G940 (or anyone with FFB) users are suffering.

I can confirm this bug too on G940. Trimimg nose up or down moves the stick left and right. Also... turning on PAC rolls the plane left.

We had an SU-27 fly endlessly without a pilot yesterday as well.... sort of in a spiral climb.

Don't think the GAU was ever designed to be used in A2A role.... Besides imagine trying to hit a target while shaking all over the sky at high AoA? That said...The A-10 would probably out turn most "real" fighters

Or actually DCS: Mirage would tickle my sim senses too