Ralph van der Weide

WOW indeed Ian B) I realise this is the FS9 section. Low flying is also what I really enjoy, specially in the Swiss Pro X (FSX) scenery. This scenery is amazing for low level flight and I always choose the Iris Pro F16D or sometimes the Aerosoft F16C And sometimes I fly around Kandahar standard FSX scenery, like NATO type sorties low level. To switch the lights of in the room is to even merge more with the images on the screen. It's great fun to do the so called 'Pop -up' attack runs on a imaginary target like an airstrip or something. And Ian, I can recommend AccuSim, it is the icing on the cake in terms of the "flying feel", Be sure to download Version 2, it is pay ware and well worth it. http://www.flightsim...eel-v2-Released cheers

And what about attaching a proper bass shaker, same effect but a lot cheaper?

Smaller houses, smaller trees and boats, a lot of scenery is scaled way to big in FSX

Yes, that is my opinion too And true multicore use

You can also assign a Centre aileron trim function to a joystick button. I did it and I use it a lot, by that you can always make sure that it's not the trim accidentally of centre. Also you can add extra aileron trim to other buttons on your stick, so that you can compensate prop torque or asymmetrical wing loads If you go to "Options -->Settings -->Controls" in the bar on top of your screen Then to the tab "Buttons/Keys" and select your joystick from "Controller type" Select "Control Surfaces" from "Event category" Somewhere on top you will find the option "Aileron trim (centre)" Select it and press the desired button on your joystick, it is kinda self explanetory . good luck

Just installed Accu Feel V2 and it rocks, one of the best FSX additional enhancers in a long time, love it!

Look one post up and there you see an almost exact representation of how the F16 is flown for years now, using stress gauges B)

My very first test of the force controlled Stick in the homebuild cockpit It's a modded Thrustmaster Cougar, very very close to the real deal.

Great approach, but why the chains if the sprockets are the same size, just wondering? ^_^

It is static, sits on top of rectangular pedestal. It can be taken apart in 4 large pieces, the 2 sides, the centre and the seat can be taken out. As of now, only the controls and sound is working, it is still a long way before it is fully operational. Despite that, with the subwoofers fully open it is already an awesome experience B) B) :t4020:

Here's a photo of a F16 stick mounted on it's force transducer block. The stick does only 'move' a 1/4 inch to give the pilot a more tactile feel. this solution gave the F16 designers some advantages, less 'room' needed in the centre portion of the pit, better pilot position, less weight, less maintenance etc etc. This picture is taken in my own homebuild sim btw, so the real deal looks a tiny bit different

Guess :-)

One thing I have learned from MS......is to NOT trust MS's promises.So if Flight does not prove to accomodate the hardcore simmer, I will switch to Xplane10, and drop MS as a wet towel and never give it a second thought.