Well CH 47Chinook is noticed

[LuseKofte]

By hardware developers. Now we need added the things it miss so we can see if they are worth buying

[MAXsenna]

Noticed by whom?

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[jubuttib]

You sure those aren't from companies like Bugeye and Sterling, who make them for the militaries?

[LuseKofte]

This is Maxflightstick.  They Are big among civil flightsim hardware and Are aware that DCS exist. It is from Hong Kong 

https://www.maxflightstick.com/collections/rotor-wing-systems

[jubuttib]

Ah cool, hadn't heard of them before.

Gotta say from my point of view the pricing is ludicrous. Almost 450€ for a resin 3D printed grip is not my cup of tea.

But if that's your thing, then more power to you.

[LuseKofte]

6 hours ago, jubuttib said:

But if that's your thing

Nope. Mostly because I won’t fly Chinook exclusively. I owned a Huey setup and it got life long quality. But gone over to Virpil collective with different grips. 

[jubuttib]

On 9/1/2024 at 4:49 PM, LuseKofte said:

Nope. Mostly because I won’t fly Chinook exclusively. I owned a Huey setup and it got life long quality. But gone over to Virpil collective with different grips. 

Well I was talking in the general meaning of "you", i.e. if it's anyone's thing.

Edited September 2, 2024 by jubuttib

[Ramstein]

i would feel really stoopid if I spent all that money and still crashed.. a stick for each aircraft... it would take a hanger to have them all ready to fly.

[LuseKofte]

23 minutes ago, Ramstein said:

i would feel really stoopid if I spent all that money and still crashed.. a stick for each aircraft... it would take a hanger to have them all ready to fly.

Yes exactky my point. I considered a Robinson 22/44 stick and yoke at the same desk. Just for the convenience 

but it was too specific too