Just tried Track Ir

[smink1701]

Once you learn how to use you won't want to fly without it. Need to make sure you don't have a light on behind you or else it interfers with the sensor.

[Dano]

Originally Posted by smink1701

Need to make sure you don't have a light on behind you or else it interfers with the sensor.

I have never, not even once had any issues with interference on my trackIR from other light sources.

[von Pilsner]

I have been using TiR for a couple of years and would not want to fly without it.

Originally Posted by Dano

I have never, not even once had any issues with interference on my trackIR from other light sources.

I have lamps behind me (usually off) that can interfere, I can usually clear this up using the TiR software.

[Gabelschwanz Teufel]

Indispensable, IMO. More-so than rudder pedals.

[Moggy]

Originally Posted by Dano

I have never, not even once had any issues with interference on my trackIR from other light sources.

I have or at least I did, I've got a light source just behind the top of my head which causes what I can only describe as micro stutters when I turned my head. A cheap desk lamp with a very low wattage bulb cured that problem very quickly.

[Dano]

Must be lucky I guess, never had any issues with my TrackIR2 either

[Martin77]

I use it for years,too.
Its a cool thing and work fine all the years.
Even I play with it in arma2 or some racing games.
I wouldnt miss it and i think it was the best investment
to my Pc for gaming

[6S.Manu]

Originally Posted by Martin77

I use it for years,too.
Its a cool thing and work fine all the years.
Even I play with it in arma2 or some racing games.
I wouldnt miss it and i think it was the best investment
to my Pc for gaming

+1

[klem]

Its well worth it and once used you can't live without that intuitive head-turning-to-view.

Get the ProCilp if you can afford it. It has three LEDs which means the detection levels are set much lower than the passive reflector-on-a-hat so you won't suffer from ambient light problems. It clips onto the left hand side of the headband just above the earpiece.

[tintifaxl]

Originally Posted by klem

Its well worth it and once used you can't live without that intuitive head-turning-to-view.

Get the ProCilp if you can afford it. It has three LEDs which means the detection levels are set much lower than the passive reflector-on-a-hat so you won't suffer from ambient light problems. It clips onto the left hand side of the headband just above the earpiece.

I absolutly hate the ProClip. So I guess it depends on personal taste.