I just got my new CH Products Fighterstick USB. Another great piece of hardware however I am having one particular problem in FS2004. There is a problem with the elevator control. If I pull the stick all the way back or push it all the way forward, the elevator will either move up or down to its maximum point of extension and then it will immediately jump back to its normal centered position. Anyone have any idea as to what's going on and how this can be remedied? Thank you.

This sounds like you have another controller (yoke?) connected to the same axis that is fighting for control of it. Go into the Controllers settings and verify that only one device is assigned to your elevator control.Dave Blevins

>This sounds like you have another controller (yoke?)>connected to the same axis that is fighting for control of it.>Go into the Controllers settings and verify that only one>device is assigned to your elevator control.>>Dave BlevinsI have the CH usb throttle and the usb fighterstick. It did seem that there was an axis conflict in fs2004. What was strange was that every time I changed the assignments in fs2004 they simply would not get saved. It kept defaulting to the wrong device for some reason. So I unplugged the throttle and then plugged it back in. Works great now. Thanks again.

What do you think about the stick? My force feedback joystick is starting to get worn and I would like to complement it with a non force feedback to increase my gunnery skill in IL 2. I am a leftie so I am a bit limited to Saitek and the Pilot stick or whatever the ambivalent CH joystick was named. It

>What do you think about the stick? My force feedback joystick>is starting to get worn and I would like to complement it with>a non force feedback to increase my gunnery skill in IL 2. I>am a leftie so I am a bit limited to Saitek and the Pilot>stick or whatever the ambivalent CH joystick was named. It

>>What do you think about the stick? My force feedback>joystick>>is starting to get worn and I would like to complement it>with>>a non force feedback to increase my gunnery skill in IL 2. I>>am a leftie so I am a bit limited to Saitek and the Pilot>>stick or whatever the ambivalent CH joystick was named. It

>However, you WILL get used to the CH sticks "lightness". In>fact, after a while it feels perfect. I was TOTALLY>disappointed when I furst used the stick noticing the>lightness of it, and now I can't use anything else. I like it>that much! I have a Cougar (which is now shelved due to my>like of the CH products) and the whole CH Setup (stick,>throttle, pedals) and all I can say is that the precision>offered by the CH gear is unmatched!>>Hope this helps!>>:)Perhaps you would be able to assist me with the following problem:http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho...id=226229&page=Thank you.