Gordon, 

I've read some bad comments about FS force : is there really lags betwen events and reactions by yoke ? And is it true that not all vibration or wind turbulence are simulated ?

Can anyone please share how much FS-Force costs?  

 

I can't find it for some reason (or am overlooking it somehow)

Can anyone please share how much FS-Force costs?  

 

I can't find it for some reason (or am overlooking it somehow)

I've read it was 100 euros

I've read it was 100 euros

 

Wow.

Steep

Wow.

Steep

I'm not sure ... it was wrotten  But I dont remeber if it was 100 € ou 100 $ 

Huh? FS-Force does not cost 100€ nor $100.

 

http://www.fs-force.com/purchase/reg-select.htm

FS Force2(Dirk's)for P3D is listed at $35;for FSX-FSX-SE at $35. Which FS Force that post #35 is referring to, I have no idea.

 

http://fs-force.com/purchase/reg-select.htm

Thanks ! In the topic it was wrotten, he could'ent find the right site of FSforce...

BTW FS Force2 is able to simulate all the effects of the wind ?

I don't find this answer anyway...

Gordon, 

I've read some bad comments about FS force : is there really lags betwen events and reactions by yoke ? And is it true that not all vibration or wind turbulence are simulated ?

 

Can't say I've noticed any lag on the Iris yoke with FS Force, all events transmitted via the yoke seem to be in perfect sync with the sim.

 

At the moment wind turbulence is not simulated.

ok thanks 

I have had FSForce since the times of v1, and I think I've had it back in FS9 too... I wouldn't do without it. No lag or problems. FSX/P3D default force reaction sucks really badly...

Thank you for all the comments about FS-Force to all

 

My used MS Force Feedback 2 arrived and I bought FS-Force.

 

I have *no idea* how I was flying without this before.

It's a magical addition - especially the trim.

 

FS-Force is worth every single penny (the FF2 also - amazing for how old it is)

 

 

FS-Force is worth every single penny (the FF2 also - amazing for how old it is)

 

Thanks for following up.  I have an FF2 in very good shape, but I don't use it as I prefer to match controls with the planes I fly and all but one of my planes uses a yoke.  But the thought of flying the Lancair Legacy with a stick that really simulates control pressures and trimming is very intriguing.  Now all I have to do is figure out how to reconfigure my environment so I can fit the yoke somewhere.  That FF2 base is not small.

 

Scott

Yep - That's precisely what I'm doing right now (Lancair Legacy RG w/ FF2) and it's simply AWESOME w/ FF2 & FS-Force

Can't say I've noticed any lag on the Iris yoke with FS Force, all events transmitted via the yoke seem to be in perfect sync with the sim.

 

At the moment wind turbulence is not simulated.

 

The Flight illusion and the Brunner simulates wind turbulence...