can you get a pilot stick what is the cost? is it easy to use?
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Apologies, here is our toll-free number 888-236-5657-- this is in regards to my last post! All the best, david@microkickboard.com
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Apologies, here is our toll free number: 888-236-5657 David@microkickboard.com
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Hi Joann, it looks like one of our answers was deleted. The Pilot Stick is just as easy to use as the T-bar, some kiddos actually prefer it at a young age. The Pilot Stick can be purchased separately and swapped out at any time. Cheers! david@microkickboard.com
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Apologies, here is our toll free number: 888-236-5657David@microkickboard.com
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I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the results. Then we'll know for sure, but my bet is still on 'No'. I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the... » Read More I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the results. Then we'll know for sure, but my bet is still on 'No'. « Show Less
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It is a great product for beginners. I personally would have the kid start out on virtual dj free edition without a controller and see how much they use it so they don't end up just throwing it to the side and never touching it again. Once they demonstrate that they are really into it then I'd say get them a mini controller and then this one, and after that a professional one. However, if money is not an issue, then yes, this is a great product.
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Would be interested in knowing this as well. A single stick would be great news, but chances are its an error.
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There is an American guy who makes LH handles for CH sticks and throttles. He can be contacted through the CH Hangar forum < http://www.ch-hangar.com/forum/showthread.php?3313-The-leftyHOTAS > The work is first-class but expensive if you're not committed to flightsims. I am, and with a stick that will probably last over ten years I reckoned it cheap at $10 a year to get it just how I want it....
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Bought one around Christmas and absolutely love it. Just found one at W----rt for around $300. Cheapest I've found since, even cheaper than ebay. Good luck.
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well? If I knew the question maybe I could answer it. But I do Love the stick for steading my camera for still photos and some video making. My camera doesn't have the small view finder but the large one and sometimes have trouble making good photos but with the stick it is now very easy and I enjoy taking photos again. if that answers her question
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easy to fly, yes. Worth the money, maybe. I suggest you go with the Syma 107 helicopter first. It's $5 cheaper, little longer flight time, and slightly easier to handle.
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The microsoft Sidewinder Precision 2 joystick works great, and has all the functionality it needs. What I really love about that joystick is it lasts forever. I've been through many joysticks and I've had really bad luck with newer, digital joysticks. If you take apart the sidewinder you will see it's an analog joystick and personally it seems to last much longer even treating it harshly.
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I would look at real flight or phoenix you don't really need the same model as collective pitch helicopter are similar exp fly bar and fly bar less. This is not a beginner helicopter it is better to start with a co ax and go from there. The p phoenix flight Sim is compatible with the same transmitter that all blade helicopters can use. You might want to look at the heli freak forums (goggle it) the members there are a fountain of knowledge and are willing to help any one.
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Its a pretty good stick if that's what your asking...as for closeness to a helicopter stick I'm not sure of but as far as simulations go this is a upper mid range stick I think its worth the money. I use it for dcs a-10 simulator and its excellent and that's a very detail oriented simulator
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Yeah it's a really good simulator and pretty realistic. I bought a pretty decent joystick for it too to enhance the experience. You can get one for about $20. I like using all the different plane options, and it'll also teach you patience because dinner flights last pretty long. Overall I like it a lot. You may want to take other opinions though because I don't really know much about flying or how nice other simulators are.
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You can order them from the Joy Factory website. They're 10 for $9.99 (I got the 10) and 5 for $6.99. Shipping is very quick, I placed an order on Monday and had it by Thursday morning in NY, I didn't pay extra for expedited. I've had the pen 3 weeks and used it heavily, even drew and colored diagrams with it and it's still going strong.
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I use the CH products F-16 Combat Stick and the CH Pro Pedals, most buttons work on it, some do not. For the most part it works better than spending another $200 for the same of the USB versions of my stick and pedals. Hope this helps you out.
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For the price it is good and on the easier side to use. If it is your first one start with an indoor one first. They can be hard to handle outside and this helicopter is really small.
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It doesn't worth $70. It got stick very soon, eventhough I didn't use it everyday and used verycarefully
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No. This is a collective pitch helicopter. The most advanced and the hardest to fly and quite intimidating to a new pilot. 130x is on sale for 140 bucks. It's also a cp heli but much smaller and cheaper to fix and less intimidating but even this little one is more powerful than any fixed pitch I ever flew. If you're serious about the hobby, either one are great little helis but You will get better faster on the little 130 for the very reasons I mentioned above.