Jim Clark
4th May 2007, 01:29 PM
If I can get enough for this setup, I can upgrade to USB.
CH CombatStick, CH Pro Throttle, and Thrustmaster RCS pedals.
Everything works but has normal wear. The rudders probably show the most wear but they are constructed of mostly metal and are very sturdy. The outer jacket of the wire from the rudders is split in a couple of places but they work fine, would be easy to replace.
None of these items are supported by the manufacturers. You can download CH analog drivers in the forums. There is a way to create a boot disk in Win XP and run DOS software to program the buttons on the Pro Throttle and CombatStick. I still have my old Win ME machine so I just plug them into that and use SpeedKeys to do the programming.
Here's a recent Ebay sale of a Thrustmaster RCS:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Thrustmaster-Rudder-Control-System-Pedals-for-PC_W0QQitemZ270112827397QQihZ017QQcategoryZ74944QQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
If I get a "reasonable" best offer, I'll sell.
CH CombatStick, CH Pro Throttle, and Thrustmaster RCS pedals.
Everything works but has normal wear. The rudders probably show the most wear but they are constructed of mostly metal and are very sturdy. The outer jacket of the wire from the rudders is split in a couple of places but they work fine, would be easy to replace.
None of these items are supported by the manufacturers. You can download CH analog drivers in the forums. There is a way to create a boot disk in Win XP and run DOS software to program the buttons on the Pro Throttle and CombatStick. I still have my old Win ME machine so I just plug them into that and use SpeedKeys to do the programming.
Here's a recent Ebay sale of a Thrustmaster RCS:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Thrustmaster-Rudder-Control-System-Pedals-for-PC_W0QQitemZ270112827397QQihZ017QQcategoryZ74944QQ rdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
If I get a "reasonable" best offer, I'll sell.