Saitek controllers

Herr-Berbunch · 01-26-13, 06:49 AM

Like anything manufactured the X52 can occasionally have a fault and on the Web you'll find a few - but nobody often writes a post saying how good something works. My X52 experience was limited but it worked well, if you can live with these slight issues then do so. If not, I'd still buy another.

Radioshow · 01-26-13, 01:25 PM

X-45, bought about 6 or more yrs ago for 100$ new at RadioShack(now The Source in Can.)

Was stiff at first but used a few plastic ties to compress a couple rings in the spring.
Used mostly for Falcon 4 but i play a plethora of flight/space sims.

Best stick I ever had, love the separate throttle, hate the twist ones, and was easy to program.

Still works great with a little maintenance here or there.

01-26-13, 06:49 AM	#1
Herr-Berbunch Kaiser Bill's batman Join Date: May 2010 Location: AN72 Posts: 13,203 Downloads: 76 Uploads: 0	Like anything manufactured the X52 can occasionally have a fault and on the Web you'll find a few - but nobody often writes a post saying how good something works. My X52 experience was limited but it worked well, if you can live with these slight issues then do so. If not, I'd still buy another. __________________

01-26-13, 01:25 PM	#2
Radioshow Bosun Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 64 Downloads: 27 Uploads: 0	X-45, bought about 6 or more yrs ago for 100$ new at RadioShack(now The Source in Can.) Was stiff at first but used a few plastic ties to compress a couple rings in the spring. Used mostly for Falcon 4 but i play a plethora of flight/space sims. Best stick I ever had, love the separate throttle, hate the twist ones, and was easy to program. Still works great with a little maintenance here or there.