Paccus HAWK-First joystick with hydraulic feedback

Bricks · #1 02-04-2011, 12:35 PM

Reminds me of something you get in the adults-shop.

recoilfx · #2 02-04-2011, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Bricks

Reminds me of something you get in the adults-shop.

To be fair, every joystick is like that. Force Feedback? Vibration? Center mounted?

Wife always gives me the look when I talk about my MSFFB2

Azimech · #3 02-04-2011, 12:39 PM

What does the light do? When the force disappears, does the light go dim? If you suspect something is broken, you might want to disassemble it. I have repaired mine once, used another one that was broken as well. They're quite easy to fix.

Azimech · #4 02-04-2011, 12:50 PM

I've started a new topic for the MS FFB2: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showthr...228#post220228

engadin · #5 05-11-2011, 10:07 PM

Some fresh news from the Paccus team:

"Dear pilot,

Do you remember we were working on realistic force feedback for your flightsims and games?

Not the kind of tickling in your hand, but a real force.
Not a faint feeling but realistic power.
Not some plastic toy but a solid aluminium stick.

Imagine how your flightsim experience changes if you can feel the wind on your ailerons and elevator.
Can you imagine how your shooter game experience changes if you feel the recoil like it's real?

It took time to create this perfect experience in a high quality and durable joystick.
And it is available very soon in a limited edition!

This weekend you can try the hydraulic force feedback at the UK's biggest flight sim weekend in Weston-super-Mare (near Bristol).
Check http://fscweston.co.uk for all details.

Next week we'll send you an impression of this event so keep an eye on your mailbox.

If you want to be sure you'll have your own Hawk within weeks, just send us an e-mail and you can be the first on our list.

with kind regards from the Paccus-team,
Ariella Bijl
www.paccus.com

P.S.: Share this e-mail with your friends so they too can benefit from this unique opportunity!

Paccus Joysticks - fast, precise and durable."

May Gods let us see how this joystick finally looks like, its features and how it works on a 'real sim' before our eyes. It will an exciting wait until I put my hands on that piece of HW. High hopes here.

Engadin.