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Konovalov · 05-07-09, 12:05 PM

Are there any members here who use the Saitek X52 Pro HOTAS system and the Saitek Pro Rudder Pedals?

I have just purchased these in the last week and after a very long flight sim absence have decided to get back into the genre. I'm starting off with Lockon Flamming Cliffs as I want to try some modern fast jet and mud moving.

I'd also like to get back into Il2 which I haven't flown since the Forgotten Battles editon days. I do have on my shelf the IL2 1946 editon DVD. But as I said I realy want to focus on Lockon Flamming Cliffs.

So are there any users of the Saitek X52 Pro and did you create your own profile or just program it yourself from scratch?

By the way the Saitek Pro Rudder Pedals with te brakes are a great bit of kit.

05-07-09, 12:05 PM	#1
Konovalov Ocean Warrior Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: High Wycombe, Bucks, UK Posts: 2,811 Downloads: 8 Uploads: 0	Any users of the Saitek X52 Pro and rudder pedals? Are there any members here who use the Saitek X52 Pro HOTAS system and the Saitek Pro Rudder Pedals? I have just purchased these in the last week and after a very long flight sim absence have decided to get back into the genre. I'm starting off with Lockon Flamming Cliffs as I want to try some modern fast jet and mud moving. I'd also like to get back into Il2 which I haven't flown since the Forgotten Battles editon days. I do have on my shelf the IL2 1946 editon DVD. But as I said I realy want to focus on Lockon Flamming Cliffs. So are there any users of the Saitek X52 Pro and did you create your own profile or just program it yourself from scratch? By the way the Saitek Pro Rudder Pedals with te brakes are a great bit of kit. __________________ "In a Christian context, sexuality is traditionally seen as a consequence of the Fall, but for Muslims, it is an anticipation of paradise. So I can say, I think, that I was validly converted to Islam by a teenage French Jewish nudist." Sheikh Abdul-Hakim Murad (Timothy Winter)