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Skybird · 05-21-09, 06:26 AM

eSim team (SBP) and AFV Sim (hardware supplier for controls and grips from tank cockpits) sharing a stand:

http://www.steelbeasts.com/sbforums/...965#post169965

Lieste · 05-21-09, 03:28 PM

It was pretty good fun - if hard work playing "constantly" for 5 days.

Leopard Gunner's controllers are really nice and light, with all the required switches to hand. Commander's controller is also quite nice to use, but the stick is fixed and the controller is just an analogue thumb pad - which makes it difficult overriding in KH-HZF mode.

CV9040 Gunner's controller is less flexible, the buttons are more awkward and the stick force is higher than ideal. Commander's controller doesn't have all the switches for full function, and also has a fixed stick and thumb pad. This one seems even less easy to use than the Leopard pad.

05-21-09, 06:26 AM	#1
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05-21-09, 03:28 PM	#2
Lieste Soundman Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 142 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	It was pretty good fun - if hard work playing "constantly" for 5 days. Leopard Gunner's controllers are really nice and light, with all the required switches to hand. Commander's controller is also quite nice to use, but the stick is fixed and the controller is just an analogue thumb pad - which makes it difficult overriding in KH-HZF mode. CV9040 Gunner's controller is less flexible, the buttons are more awkward and the stick force is higher than ideal. Commander's controller doesn't have all the switches for full function, and also has a fixed stick and thumb pad. This one seems even less easy to use than the Leopard pad.