September 30, 20169 yr Hi My MS Sidewinder Precision Pro Joystick, which has been faultless for years, has suddenly developed a problem. Pulling the stick back pushes the nose of the aircraft down and vice-versa: pushing the stick forward causes the aircraft to pitch up. Could someone suggest a remedy for this problem? Thanks. Ray Raymond Smyth
September 30, 20169 yr Hi My MS Sidewinder Precision Pro Joystick, which has been faultless for years, has suddenly developed a problem. Pulling the stick back pushes the nose of the aircraft down and vice-versa: pushing the stick forward causes the aircraft to pitch up. Could someone suggest a remedy for this problem? Thanks. Ray I would suspect something got changed in the pitch axis software setup -- for example, a 'reverse' box checked or unchecked, etc. If you are using a version of FSX, check your settings under Axis Controls. Al
October 1, 20169 yr Many thanks Al - that did the trick. Ray Ray -- glad to hear you got it fixed. Al
October 27, 20169 yr The control surface forces on my FF2 joystick quit as soon as FSX boots up. The ground bumps and gear retraction forces still work though. I've tried multiple resets, but the problem still exists. It's not a problem with windows 10, because as I said, the control surface forces work when the computer is on and FSX is not running. Any ideas? Thanks. Pete Locascio Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, Nvidia RTX 5090, Samsung 9100 Pro 2&4 TB Drives, 64 GB RAM, Asus Z-890 motherboard.
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