What do the buttons on the real a10 stick map to?

[metalnwood]

While I wait for the thrustmaster stick to arrive (and dcs a10) I though I could remap my CH stick to get used to the real layout, as much as FC2 will let me.

 

So, given that the CH stick is basically the same as far as layout and buttons/hats etc I want to know what they do in the real aircraft. Any one know where this information is?

[Deadman]

In the manuals that have not been released

[metalnwood]

Hmm, yes I figured that :) If it's coming out in a game then perhaps someone else has the information in a book something, it can't be that top secret..

[Blaze]

For the A-10A, but should give you something to mess around with.

 

 

[Maximus]

A10A control stick is not SAME as A10C.

[Steel Jaw]

LOL saw your nick Maxmus and did a double-take... I go by that nick elsewhere on the net.

[Blaze]

A10A control stick is not SAME as A10C.

 

For the A-10A, but should give you something to mess around with.

 

:glare:

[159th_Viper]

:glare:

 

 

:megalol:

 

 

You've been served.....

 

[Maximus]

I am just giving some peeps a head up that they may not be aware that A10A joystick is not same as A10C joystick.

 

enuff said

:notify:

[Deadman]

:cry:

 

 

I am just giving some peeps a head up that they may not be aware that A10A joystick is not same as A10C joystick.

 

enuff said

:notify:

[159th_Falcon]

:megalol:

 

 

You've been served.....

 

 

Viper, a reminder, these are NOT the good old 159th forums whit more banter then Monty Pyton RAF

${1}

:thumbup:

 

(gotta love that card game though, what was its name again?)

[Olgerd]

.

[Krippz]

.

 

Thanks a lot Olgerd!!

[Bwaze]

Wow, crazy. Thank you!

[Blaze]

Thanks Olgerd! ;)

[topdog]

They've crammed more onto that with their short/long presses than I dare cram onto my X52 usually.. going to be a challenge getting my head around all that in the middle of flight for sure :)

[Olgerd]

They've crammed more onto that with their short/long presses than I dare cram onto my X52 usually.. going to be a challenge getting my head around all that in the middle of flight for sure :)

 

Short/long presses can be found in F-16C. However in A-10C they are used much more massively.

[Eddie]

It's not as difficult to grasp as you might think on first glance. It's really quite intuitive and you'll master it and start building up the muscle memory in no time. I must say though it was a bit of a nightmare getting all the functions mapped to my X52, the TM Warthog can't come fast enough.

[sobek]

the TM Warthog can't come fast enough.

 

true :)

[Olgerd]

I am using CH Fighterstick + Pro Throttle. It is the one of not many joystick sets which have enough of switches to map the whole A-10C HOTAS.

[SY_KO]

So assuming a short press is a click, how long is a long press... 2 seconds?

[Olgerd]

0.5 seconds

[SY_KO]

0.5 seconds

 

I wasnt far off :music_whistling:

 

I guess 2secs at 300+kts in a combat situation is a long time.

[metalnwood]

Olgerd, thanks a lot. I started the thread and haven't bean able to check back in. Three pages later!

 

I will use it with the tm stick for sure.

[sobek]

Olgerd, thanks a lot. I started the thread and haven't bean able to check back in. Three pages later!

 

I will use it with the tm stick for sure.

 

AFAIK the TM stick will be plug and play, meaning that the controls will be mapped automatically for DCS.