That means the Warthog - which has a heavier spring, works for me.
I am a larger male (6'2") that plays kendo (martial art) and guitar, so my arm and more importantly, wrist strength is higher than most. What is right for me, may not be right for you. I run the thrustmaster HOTAS, Thrustmaster Pedals, cougar MFD (button boxes) and gameglass, and I still can't map all the controls. best bet if you already have a tablet.
But i'm 95% certain you will want to replace them after 2-4 years. I strongly would choose the premium version unless you really want to cut a little on the budget here. If $300 to $500 is in your price range i would recommend the VKB Gladiator NXT. VKB is currently working on a high end model. Virpil has a high end throttle available. Also the base has a much smaller profile.ĭual Stick setup should cost you ~$1000+.īoth High end Sticks are very similar in build quality and its more if you like one of the grips better or a matter of availibility. You can adjust the stick behavior (springs and cams) to you liking and also its safe to use extenders for more enhanced precision and/or better implementation in your flight rig. Main reason is the high end build quality. High End: Virpil (with constellation grip) or VKB Gunfighter (with Kosmosima grip). (I'm using the gladiator sticks myself, i made a review somewhere here in the forum) Saitek not sure if left hand is available VKB Gladiator NXT (left right hand available). TM Warthog (left hand conversion is available but i don't think there is native support) VKB is working on mid tier throttles but hasn't released them yet. Gladiator Stick is mostly plastics but solid material.ĭual Stick setup should cost you $300 - $500. (i noticed a small improvement in the deadzone to T16k)īuild Quality should be pretty solid on all of those sticks. Main reason to get one of those are more buttons at your hand and a slightly improved precision. Mid tier: Saitek X56, TM Warthog or VKB Gladiator NXT. (left right hand are changeable out of the box) But overall for the price point a great entry level stick.ĭual Stick setup should cost you ~$100 - $150. I heard and experienced twist axis isses after a couple of years. I would recommend having at least two analog axis (mini stick on the throttle)Įntry Level: Thrustmaster T16000M is the best entry level stick. So if you want to do something else than space sims thats still a viable part. HoSaS is good if you're fliying other flight sims. Switching from HoTaS to HoSaS took him 10 minutes and he felt comfortable and natural with it.Īnd i agree in space it feels absolutely natural from the first minute. TLDW: it took him weeks to get used to HoTaS.
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