Also is comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.flight-sim NG broke? Havent gotten any new
posts for several days. Reply to either this NG or email
Appreciate any help.
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> Looking for joy stick switch box. Only found one (CH products). Will
> this CH product switch between TM f16/tqs/rcs and TM nascar pro racing
> wheel? Are there any other places to look for a similar device?
Trips
Thanks for response.
> Trips
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>Also is comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.flight-sim NG broke? Havent gotten any new
>posts for several days. Reply to either this NG or email
>Appreciate any help.
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>Don Farrington
> Check www.joyswitch.com for a real joystick switcher. I have one
> and use it to switch between my F-22 Pro/TQS/RCS and T2,
> no problem. Of course I believe most of the FF wheels will not
> work with this unit. So you may need to get a wheel that connects
> to the serial port.
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> >Looking for joy stick switch box. Only found one (CH products). Will
> >this CH product switch between TM f16/tqs/rcs and TM nascar pro racing
> >wheel? Are there any other places to look for a similar device?
> >Also is comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.flight-sim NG broke? Havent gotten any new
> >posts for several days. Reply to either this NG or email
> >Appreciate any help.
> >--
> >Don Farrington
And with the "Joyswitch" (an older one though),
I found a bit of experimentation and reference to the
excellant www.joyswitch.com webpage was required to figure
out a setting that would work with my CH Pro throttle/Combatstick
TM RCS setup, and a TM Formula 2 wheel & pedals on the other.
In the aircraft setups, all the gear wasn't getting powered sufficiently.
I ended up with the throttle and stick on circuit 1, and the
pedals on a separate pedal circuit. The driving wheel and
pedals worked OK on the same circuit (no adapter).
- Matt
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>Thanks for response.
>> It might work, but the thing you'll need to keep in mind when dealing
>> with a Thrustmaster FLCS is that it must always receive power or you'll
>> get keyboard errors. Not all joystick switchers know to keep power to
>> the FLCS, so you'll need to ask CH if theirs does.
>> Trips
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I forgot to answer this part... No the flightsim NG is alive & well. Perhaps
your
ISP is having NG problems?
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>> >Appreciate any help.
>> >--
>> >Don Farrington
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On Tue, 24 Nov 1998 20:52:20 -0600, "Matthew V. Jessick"
>And with the "Joyswitch" (an older one though),
>I found a bit of experimentation and reference to the
>excellant www.joyswitch.com webpage was required to figure
>out a setting that would work with my CH Pro throttle/Combatstick
>TM RCS setup, and a TM Formula 2 wheel & pedals on the other.
>In the aircraft setups, all the gear wasn't getting powered sufficiently.
>I ended up with the throttle and stick on circuit 1, and the
>pedals on a separate pedal circuit. The driving wheel and
>pedals worked OK on the same circuit (no adapter).
>- Matt
>> Looking for joy stick switch box. Only found one (CH products). Will
>> this CH product switch between TM f16/tqs/rcs and TM nascar pro racing
>> wheel? Are there any other places to look for a similar device?
>It might work, but the thing you'll need to keep in mind when dealing
>with a Thrustmaster FLCS is that it must always receive power or you'll
>get keyboard errors. Not all joystick switchers know to keep power to
>the FLCS, so you'll need to ask CH if theirs does.
>Trips
This thing is GREAT, especially when using the included utility to switch
between the various joystick setups in Win 95/98. This utility sits in your
system tray, and lets you switch between all your different setups on the
fly with a few mouse-clicks. So you switch from your flightsim setup to your
driving wheel simply by pressing a button on the wheel, right clicking on
the utility icon and selecting the wheel's saved calibration from the menu.
I have my flightsim setup, a NASCAR Pro, AND a Gravis Gamepad Pro all hooked
in (Rennaisance gamer here <g>) - and this device is invaluable. Well worth
the $25, IMHO.
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