Which stick is better for flying helicopters (x56 or Thrustmaster Warthog)?

[huey_gunner]

I am currently using the LogiTech HOTAS x56 for all of my flying pleasures. 

The x56 is okay for fix wing but not so much for helicopters due to its center spring control.

I have my eyes on the Thrustmaster Warthog stick (specifically made for A10C). 

Would the TM Warthog improve my helicopter control over the x56? 

[Mordants]

28 minutes ago, huey_gunner said:

I am currently using the LogiTech HOTAS x56 for all of my flying pleasures. 

The x56 is okay for fix wing but not so much for helicopters due to its center spring control.

I have my eyes on the Thrustmaster Warthog stick (specifically made for A10C). 

Would the TM Warthog improve my helicopter control over the x56? 

I'd very much doubt it since it also has a center spring control.

[firefox121]

hace 4 horas, huey_gunner dijo:

I am currently using the LogiTech HOTAS x56 for all of my flying pleasures. 

The x56 is okay for fix wing but not so much for helicopters due to its center spring control.

I have my eyes on the Thrustmaster Warthog stick (specifically made for A10C). 

Would the TM Warthog improve my helicopter control over the x56? 

You can try to remove spring from x56, an d add some sort of bumpers (for example the one's used on rc cars) there is at github some printed models that allow you to attach the dumpers to the x56 base.

Or try to reach a usef microsoft sidewinder force feedback 2 , for me is the best option to fly helicopters at a budget price.

[Talisman_VR]

I find the MSFF2 absolutely brilliant for flying helicopters and fixed wing.  Force feedback is a game changer.  

Happy landings,

Talisman