rec.autos.simulators

Anyone still have one of these?  Only the Lead Data version, though.

Would be nice to have one, as they supply continuous power to the
ports, so joysticks with keyboard programmable functions won't kill
the keyboard (and/or mouse) when you switch to a steering wheel for,
instance... (and hopefully will like the SWF22 :)

<Gibs> When you kill 6 people in Unreal Tournament
 it is "MonsterKill", In Quake3 it is "Excellent",
in Counter-Strike it is "Kicked by console"

Probably not. The shared cable between the switch and the PC normally
causes the SWF22 to induce noise on the rudder lines and perhaps
whatever else you've got running to through the switch. Anyway, you
can try, but chance are it won't be workable with the SWF22.

- Bob
The StickWorks
http://www.stickworks.com

Jeez, Sticky, I didn't know you monitored this group.  Welcome!

On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 18:53:47 GMT, "Steve Smith"

Oh, I've been around for awhile. I didn't really post much before '99,
but I started lurking back about the time the F22 was released, late
'96 or early '97 probably.

Anyway, thanks! :)

-  Bob

The StickWorks
http://www.stickworks.com

Yeah, I've used yer flight-sim utils for years (I wrote "PC Pilot," a survey
of flite sims published by Avon 10 years ago).

On Tue, 24 Feb 2004 22:54:23 GMT, "Steve Smith"

I think I recall that now that you mention it. I do remember the
title. I was over on Compuserve then, that was back around the WCSII.
That bunch is pretty much all gone now. I see a few of the old members
in here now and then, and a few of the later FSForum Sysops and Ben
Chiu have set up shop over at FlightAdventures.com. It's not a real
active forum, but it's nice to see some of the old faces.

Anyway, good to see you're still around!

- Bob

The StickWorks
http://www.stickworks.com