Does it allow you to feather adjustments (lots of little clicks) or is it just 3 big clicks for the gears?
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I repaired a bike for someone else and used this shifter so it has been a while but I am pretty sure that there are no clicks at all, the arrow points to approximate place for gear if you adjust one gear the rest are close so you just twist it until it goes into gear and move the shifter until there is no noise
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Microshift has a "trim" setting. The trim reduces noise when in the middle of the rear cogs. So it takes two clicks of the front shifter to upshift or downshift. The "stops" are the small chainring, the trim, and the big chainring. Hope that explains it!!
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The end where the bit goes adjusts to set the amount of torque. You just click it to the torque you want. The manual explains which setting is for what purpose also.
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I've been using mine with World of Warplanes and haven't noticed any extra sensitivity to the trim wheels. I'm using a Toshiba laptop with windows 8...It's plug and play, so I haven't noticed any features that allow for adjustment, other than on the set up in WoW. It might be due to the operating system you are using. I would suggest contacting CH to see if they have any updated patches for the flightstick and the operating system you are using. Hope this helps.Gary
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Hi there, I use the big ring around the lense, its smoother and moves at your speed only unlike the two other finger button controls.
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It has the up and down and the middle clicks as well; I guess that makes three buttons.
434005
It works with a 3 speed crank if you only want to use two of those speeds. That is what I did, but I always use the two tallest gears and never the low. They have good adjustability, with a 2 up and 3 down setup. If you set the two up positions correctly, using the half down can allow you to avoid having your chain rub on the guide, but is not enough to allow for use of all three gears.
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It's incremental. You can feel slight clicks/bumps when you scroll the wheel.
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Fully variable, and with a GREAT touch, IMO. Easy to finesse all the torque it puts out. Personally, I love trigger on this thing.
85153
Yes, it's also sensitive to turning speed... turning fast causes larger jumps in time, then slow down to fine tune. Very intuitive, very easy to learn.
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There are 2 speeds. They are controlled by a gear change switch located on top of the screwdriver. There are 2 positions, low and high. Low is about 200rpm and has more torque. High is about 600 rpm. Others keep saying it is variable. It is not. The speeds are Off (0), Low (200), and High (600). The toggle switch on the side controls directions. Off in the center, clockwise tilted to the top, and counterclockwise tilted to the bottom. This is very easy to get used to and both speeds are easy to control. Just be warned that this is a light duty screwdriver and they are known to have problems with clutch slippage (or some kind of internal gear slippage) if you try to push them too hard. Great for light duty like electronics and small assembly. Get something better if you want to drive sheet rock screws into 2x4s on a regular basis. Best of luck - Jeff
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It physically clicks. Scrolling is also a little iffy. I've wished for a wheel at times.
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Only if you have three hands. You can do it one adjustment click at a time, but I would recommend doing it over a soft surface
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I haven't used this mixer as much as I would like because it is so big and not constantly on my counter. However, I've never been able to get the timing right on this - it clicks ever rotation even after I've tried to adjust it as shown in the manual. Not sure if this is a factor for the gear worm. Sorry :(
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Its a small built in wheel for tuning. And what I like about that is, you can slightly roll the wheel back and forth with your finger to "nudge" a weak station into tune.
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It's not telescopic. You can get an extension cheap but I tell you, the difference in price for foot controls is worth it's weight in gold, always having your hands free fishing while controlLing speed & direction with your feet , you would never want to use your hands to direct your boat
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Yes, it does have a distinctive " clicky feel " to it when it scrolls. I personally prefer it over the other type.It feels intuitive and I am quite used to this type of feel. I feel that I can control the speed more easily -but that may just be very subjective.