Saitek X-55 Rhino H.O.T.A.S. features
27. December 2013
As promised, we report the freshest news of the upcoming throttle and stick set X-55 Rhino H.O.T.A.S. manufactured by Saitek. Short descriptions, small pictures and
As promised, we report the freshest news of the upcoming throttle and stick set X-55 Rhino H.O.T.A.S. manufactured by Saitek. Short descriptions, small pictures and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HkR7Z6Qvhs The video is pretty much all there is to see at present, but Saitek have announced that they will soon be releasing a new
Just made ready for dispatch from simMarket, the new Saitek Aviator joystick enables a complete control of your flight simulation softwares, on PC or XBox
The best known, and most used, piece of hardware for flight simulator is the joystick. However, for basic aircraft control there are also yokes available.
The Logitech Extreme 3D Pro was my first decent joystick. I’ve owned a very cheap, and not very good joystick before that, but it was my 3D Pro that paved the way for me to go into serious flightsimming. The Extreme 3D Pro is a simple but sturdy USB-joystick that requires no extra connections. It has all the necessary stuff: 4 control axis (stick fore-aft and left-right, a stick twist for the rudder, and a throttle lever), 11 buttons (1 trigger, 5 extra buttons on the stick, and 6 on the base) and a 8-way hat switch on top of the stick. It’s not a new product, I bought mine more than 6 years ago, but in my opinion, it deserves a review here nevertheless. The fact that’s it’s still available for purchase proves the fact that it’s a decent piece of hardware.
We are 26th Wednesday of January and it’s shopping day, don’t you know ? Well, I just repeat what Saitek said me I should tell
Hilbert Hagedoorn reports “…… A Netherlands’ based company called Paccus Interfaces is designing a new joystick which they think will be the icing on top