my keyboard when I'm not using my hotas ;)

HOTAS and not have to worry for a while (if the thing turns out to be good) [/quote]
Yes, the same type of sensors usually goe by few names, 'magnetic', 'hall efect' etc. They usually comprise of a sensor
and a magnet, in various arrangements.

Just keep in mind - the HOTAS Cougar, a $400+ joystick, packed sh ittiest possible potentiometers. What do we learn from it? Even the Warthog may pack some s*t

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Are hall effect sensors the kind of contactless magnetic pots you mentioned earlier?

I figure I may just save up for a Warthog HOTAS and not have to worry for a
arrangements.

Just keep in mind - the HOTAS Cougar, a $400+ joystick, packed sh ittiest possible potentiometers. What do we learn from it? Even the Warthog may pack some s*t inside. So always go to some sim

Are hall effect sensors the kind of contactless magnetic pots you mentioned earlier?

I figure I may just save up for a Warthog HOTAS and not have to worry for a while (if the thing turns out to be

can expect to get another, better HOTAS within a year, when the stick will start to fail (I have an even older, wireless one that is not usuable at all due to the extreme jumpiness) [/quote]
It's caused

unable to fly with an acceptable level of precision.

Both of them ended up like this. I would suggest this stick only to people curious about flight simulation, who can expect to get another, better HOTAS

+ Thrustmaster HOTAS Cougar is using crap pots for all of its axes. Some joysticks, like the X-52 series, may use the crap pots for some axes (X-52 slider is on crap pot for certain). Saitek Aviator uses proper

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Well, I hate to say but there is simply nothing in a reasonable price range that is going to beat the X-52 at all, I mean, you can get the TM HOTAS-X but that is essentially a standard joystick with a
enlarged throttle handle but none of the controls that make a HOTAS useful (multiple hat switches, things like that).

I have been using my X-52 without a problem since I got it, the software has never

My stick died, and I'm looking for an upgrade, but I have no idea what to go for.

I have an X-52, but the thing is a nightmare. The profile software has never worked for me, and there's this resistance in the stick to move from one position to another, where common motions in helicopter flight literally lift the stick off of the table.

Anyone have any suggestions?