Joysticks

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I have an old MS Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 (on USB2.0)
It's ok to use on FS2004, but...

No matter the aircraft there is a constant rudder/anti-torque drift of any
aircraft i fly. Is this a joystick or Game/PC problem?

Also the Z-axis is hyper sensitive, even with my in-game and
joystick-software set low as possible, i twist more than 4mm either way and
get full rudder/anti-torque. What's the deal here?

Scott Mac

 

[Jimmy S.]

Hi Scott Mac,

You might also want to post this question to the Flight Simulator
newsgroup(s) on this same newsgroup server for more responses. ;-)

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Scott Mac Wrote:
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| I have an old MS Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 (on USB2.0)
| It's ok to use on FS2004, but...
|
| No matter the aircraft there is a constant rudder/anti-torque drift of any
| aircraft i fly. Is this a joystick or Game/PC problem?
|
| Also the Z-axis is hyper sensitive, even with my in-game and
| joystick-software set low as possible, i twist more than 4mm either way and
| get full rudder/anti-torque. What's the deal here?
|
| Scott Mac