poll on joysticks

[Splash]

I love my MS Force Feedback 2.  Its worked perfect since I bought it and never required any adjustments from my original set up, but that Saitek X45 bears looking at.  
Splash  ;D

[JBaymore]

Using Logitec Force Feedback Wingman 3D.  Had one without FF on my old computer system....worked great for years.

This one seems fine so far.

Eventually will get a CH flight yoke an pedals when the lottery come in  ;).

Unfortunately.... the CH is not force feedback..... and that will be a step backward in my opinion.

best,

..................john

[Oz]

Well ive had so many joysticks, bought some, returned, some broke, etc. Tried an old Saitek once, broke..had a wingman while back that was very good but now i got an MS Sidewinder Precision2, and i tell ya its a good joystick. Hat switch, 8 buttons, twist-action (good for rudders). Very comfortable too. If i remember well cost me $50, but worth it.

[logjam]

I'm using a Thrustmaster Fox II Pro-shock, but disable the force feedback. Can't find a retailer that sells these, had to buy from the web. It's better constructed than most others and I decided on it after the Logitech and MS latest and greatest both fell apart.

[Apollo43]

I use Microsoft's Sidewinder Pro and I think it's great.

[and49288]

This is an e-mail which I just got yesterday from a friend....the quote is what he wrote to me, and the image was attached.........I can forward an e-mail for contact if you like..........

Cheers Ken but Im really looking for  a stick as cash is a problem at the monent but thanks anyway.And49288

[planespotter]

Seeing I only fly military or small Biz jets I prefer the Hotas set up. I had a Wingman 3D FF stick and it broke.

I then went to a X-35 which I still have but upgraded to the X-45 due to my new PC being XP PRO.

I love it