Which Sturmovik to buy?

[Heinz]

I use a Logitech Wingman extreme.

I only just bought IL2 1946 after playing CFS3 for ages.

I think I have the complete version but im not sure, does the complete version come with a bonus dvd?

[seesul]

Originally Posted by lesofprimus

Hell yea, but u still need to get the weekly hockey game dosage Roman, for ur boy as well as urself...

U need a joystick with 3 axis; throttle, rudder and stick... The rudder is controlled by twisting the stick....

Yep, you´re right, there´s a time for Ice hockey matches...but this year we ended up 2nd from the end in our league so outta play off...
Sorry I´m outta topic guys...

[eddie_brunette]

Originally Posted by ccheese

Ah... Mon Ami... I found this Logitech Force 3D Pro on the internet.
Prices rance from $44.84 to $54.99 (usd). Will check with my
favorite Hobby Shoppe....

Merci....

Charles

I’m also not a big gamer, but when it comes to IL2....the way I see it;
MOST OF US HERE WILL NEVER OWN A WARBIRD LET ALONE FLY IT, and this is the only realistic way at the moment to do it and technology is developing at such a high rate that one of these days you will be sitting "inside" with 3dglasses(e-dimensional) and track-ir(replaces mouse movement)

just received my state of art pc last Saturday and...

I've completely modified my Logitech Force 3D Pro:

a) extend the shaft with aluminum pipe (about 600mm)
b) Disconnected the rudder from joystick
c) Used my wife's old stepper, and mounted the joystick to it
d) Connected the rudder to the shaft...and my own portable cockpit

Wanted to post pics of it, but what might work for me might be the laughing stock for the world

also...
I’m using my momo wheel for elevator trim(magic and the hatswithes on joystick: up & down for flaps, left and right for rudder trim.

[Marcel]

Originally Posted by eddie_brunette

I’m also not a big gamer, but when it comes to IL2....the way I see it;
MOST OF US HERE WILL NEVER OWN A WARBIRD LET ALONE FLY IT, and this is the only realistic way at the moment to do it and technology is developing at such a high rate that one of these days you will be sitting "inside" with 3dglasses(e-dimensional) and track-ir(replaces mouse movement)

just received my state of art pc last Saturday and...

I've completely modified my Logitech Force 3D Pro:

a) extend the shaft with aluminum pipe (about 600mm)
b) Disconnected the rudder from joystick
c) Used my wife's old stepper, and mounted the joystick to it
d) Connected the rudder to the shaft...and my own portable cockpit

Wanted to post pics of it, but what might work for me might be the laughing stock for the world

also...
I’m using my momo wheel for elevator trim(magic and the hatswithes on joystick: up & down for flaps, left and right for rudder trim.

Would like to see, though

[ccheese]

Eddie Brunett: You need to check this out...

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/air...Dora+Simulator (Dora sim pit)

Charles

[eddie_brunette]

Originally Posted by ccheese

Eddie Brunett: You need to check this out...

http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/air...Dora+Simulator (Dora sim pit)

Charles

that is brilliant, but would be better with image projected onto big screen in front of the cockpit. Ive been thinking of enlarging one of my Halinski Models and print on my friends plotter and do the same, and build it out of cardbox, but will first get projector.

here is a pic of my first Haliski's i.ve build, and will use basically the same cockpit(P40-E, AVG)

P1270742.jpg