I use a Saitek ST50 (really cheap here in New Zealand). It has no rudder
control so I have to use the num pad "0" & "Enter" for the rotor control.
I keep crashing too but only started flying a helicopter about 2 weeks ago.
My suggestion (not based on an awful lot of experience) is for a joystick
with 2 additonal analogue controls, 1 for collective and 1 for rotor
control. I can't suggest a brand or model that would suit though
Cheers
Dene
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Subject: [Flightgear-users] Suggestions welcomed for choosing a Joystick
Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2005 18:22:58 +0100
Hello All:
An open and just question:- What make and model of aircraft simulator
joystick is suitable for WindowsXP and Linux? It would also be interesting
to know your own experiences with the one that you use.
My wife has decided that she has had enough of my using partially arthritic
fingers, along with the noise of the crash when the helicopter goes down!
Thank you
Martin
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