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Old 01-24-2011, 01:23 PM
Royraiden Royraiden is offline
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I'm a little over 1.80m and i think the CH pedals are too narrow. That's the main reason why i got the Simpeds.

I think it's a matter of taste if you prefer Saitek pedals or CH pedals.

I never heard of a problem with the CH sticks or throttles though.


I know of exactly one dead throttle after the firmware update (and even that one is not really confirmed) and 5-10 before the firmware update. And i visit those Warthog forums alot. That sure is not good for an expensive product like that, but it's not like every throttle dies and you shouldn't buy Warthogs just because of that. I'm convinced it's because of problems with grounding the PC and controller and the Warthog being an (almost) full-metal controller suffers from this problem more noticably then others.

Not sure what you mean with the joystick center problem. It does have a very stiff spring, but that's more a matter of opinion. It could be a bit weaker for me, but then all other (non FFB sticks) were way too weak for me.
My current stick has a lot of play in the center.Letting my hand off the stick will not cause the stick to re-center itself like it should,some times it stays to one side or the other,or forward or backward.Trimming is useless, because everytime I move the stick it will not come back to the same point.I recently had a chance to play with the non forcefeedback version of this stick,and it was dead center every time I let go off it.The tension seemed a bit better too.
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