Anyone use a Joy Loc?

[*Rage*]

Seems kinda pricey...anyone have strong views either way?

[cichlidfan]

I strongly feel that it is way overpriced! Shipping just makes it worse.

[tintifaxl]

I have it installed and love it.

 

[*Rage*]

I have it installed and love it.

 

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How is the warthog fixed to it? If by velcro tape is it sturdy enough?

[tintifaxl]

How is the warthog fixed to it? If by velcro tape is it sturdy enough?

 

I've used the two little velcro strips that came with each clamp. For me that's enough, but I don't yank the joystick around. :joystick:

[MTFDarkEagle]

My pit is inspired on that kit ;)

 

 

[Cyb0rg]

I have it installed and love it.

 

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TM warthog is the best joystick i ever had, still IMO one of his major faults it's the lack of ergonomic. Your setup looks really nice, but theres no arm support. Having the stick in a position without supporting my arm it's a no go for me. My elbow can't stand the efford to a point that can't move my arm, making impossible doing ordinary things like drive! The last time this happen, took 3 days until get better again and able to do my normal life. Since then i have the stick between my legs!! :D And now iam able to fly 1 or 2 hours a day.

[JaBoG32_Prinzartus]

It's overpriced, but does its job. You might consider building something similar yourself.

 

I personally like them and will keep them until I have my Obutto R3volution. (Another expensive peace of metal)

[Sci2]

i like the joy loc to bad i cant get them in the netherlands

 

would be way overpriced to ship them to here

[Panthro]

Just make your own or make your pit include a wing panel ;)

[MTFDarkEagle]

i like the joy loc to bad i cant get them in the netherlands

 

would be way overpriced to ship them to here

 

Yep! I 100% agree with you. Just make your own :) You can then tailor it to your own pit and include other features you want, such as a monitor mount, like I did :)

[Sci2]

Yep! I 100% agree with you. Just make your own :) You can then tailor it to your own pit and include other features you want, such as a monitor mount, like I did :)

 

Exactly!

You got a picture of your setup?

 

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I have visited the metal company next to my work

and they have a school inthere for kids that cant function on a normal work floor

but can do alot of good things with their hands

i offerd them my drawing of a exact copy of the joyloc

and they think its a great chance to give the kids there a chance

and il be paying for the material being used

so i expect it to be 30 or 40 euro's :D

Edited November 9, 2012 by Sci2