Jumping on the new joystick bandwagon...

Dowly · 05-05-10, 04:16 PM

Yes, the thumb buttons on the stick can be tilted and moved slightly to suit your hand, also the hand rest can be switched to the other side if you're left handed.

The base isn't very heavy, but the size and the shape of it makes it quite hard to 'tip over' (As in, if you use that kind of force that is needed to tip it considerably, you might want to have few joysticks in spare

).

Weiss Pinguin · 05-05-10, 04:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dowly

The base isn't very heavy, but the size and the shape of it makes it quite hard to 'tip over' (As in, if you use that kind of force that is needed to tip it considerably, you might want to have few joysticks in spare

).

I might have to check it out then

FIREWALL · 05-05-10, 09:46 PM

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http://flightsimulatorxmissions.com/...iewtopic&t=998

jwilliams · 05-06-10, 03:42 AM

Yes I also have to recommend the Saitek EVO Cyborg. I've had mine for 5 years now and have not had a single problem. Works great.

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05-05-10, 04:16 PM	#1
Dowly Lucky Jack Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Finland Posts: 25,056 Downloads: 32 Uploads: 0	Yes, the thumb buttons on the stick can be tilted and moved slightly to suit your hand, also the hand rest can be switched to the other side if you're left handed. The base isn't very heavy, but the size and the shape of it makes it quite hard to 'tip over' (As in, if you use that kind of force that is needed to tip it considerably, you might want to have few joysticks in spare ).