Kimosabi

I agree, a Britney tune would be much more suitable.

Didn't even know there was a red baron movie. Ich will watch JAH!

That's exactly it. The balance. The boot camp I was in recruited to HMKG, never applied though. Carrying a wood M1 replica everywhere, even on leaves, was too much of a hazzle for a 19 year old like me. They practice 24/7 though, gotta give 'em that.

Yes, Jabo, the planes turn on a dime when using both brakes as well so that's why I ditched it, as fuitbat mentioned, 4.10 will incorporate multithrottle so I don't see any need for having the program anymore. Individual brakes did make taxing easier though since you could lock, or brake, one wheel at a time. Very useful for taxing heavies around. Especially now that I have learned to use keyboard trims instead of the wheels on the stick's base. The range was a problem, wasn't accurate enough using the stick because of the game's range contra degrees of turning them, so I tried it. Trim worked great, range can be adjusted in MultiThrottle to apply better on the G940, but it was the other issues I found less amusing. Apart from trims, and the range issues, I am very happy with the G940 myself, FT.

The DeviceLink didn't bother me nearly as much as the requirement of having the game running before you activate the MutliThrottle. Minimizing the game usually disables the FFB and although that wasn't the biggest issue, automatically re-assigning flaps to prop-pitch wheel etc. was. Taking off was a pain to say the least, adjusting flaps worked 100% sometimes but other times it would kick in on the prop pitch as well... Not fun taking off heavy on shorter runways. I've stopped using the program now and everything is groovy again.

He has but I'm starting to dislike it now. Keeps un-assigning my buttons or assigning them to something else. I'm dropping it and going for keyboard trim instead. The multiengine planes are close enough to the turn capabilities you get with individual brakes anyway. I'm a simplistic dude and having three programs running in addition to the game is too much hazzle.

Ofcourse, now I can't edit my last post anymore so here goes again. Correct link this time: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpost.php?p=147543&postcount=85

Did I mention that it supports individual toe-brakes as well? Edit* 4.0 released. Linky: http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpost.php?p=147543&postcount=85/url] I think a small compensation for his work is well deserved. ~S~

Sorry, link would be good ofcourse. I don't know if it supports other sticks, I approached him on behalf of the G940 so that's the only stick we have discussed. Here: http://forums.ubi.com/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/23110283/m/9681029528/p/1 I have never tried the 3.1 or the 3.2 version though but so far, the yet unreleased 4.0 is very good. He's working on it still. Meticulous man that Mikkowl.

So are anyone using it? I approached him about trim-wheel sensitivities on the G940 the other day, and he let me test out the unreleased 4.0 version and so far I friggin' love it. It basically solves all trim related problems on the G940 and the 4.0 version also includes all three trims instead of two. All the light functions are pretty cool as well. Taking off and landing is almost like driving through a rally stage now, heal/toe all the way.

Very cool! Yeah, that climb looked like a challenge. Great pics. ~S~

Never seen a B36 before.

What a nice place, Asas! I'd love to go boating along that shoreline, visit some of the forts and enjoy a good bottle of single malt.

Pretty cool. Wing cannons and everything. Druglords should consider tailgunners in the future.

I have a 24" Benq G2400W LCD with 5ms response time, I can't really say that it bothers me any though. Can't even say I notice the difference between 2ms and 5ms. It's also pretty individual from maker to maker how they measure response time. Some can measure from black to white to black, others can do it on a grey to grey measurement, which doesn't really mean anything because black to white to black is the measurement you want. Anywhoo, you won't see the difference, the older monitors which had 16-25ms response time had a slightly noticable difference to them ie. ghosting and so forth. Everything below 16ms is very hard to notice any difference. Ghosting is almost non-existant these days. What you really want to focus on is native resolution and contrast ratio. Oh, and a 24" will grow on ya. Before you know it you will think it's too small. Makes a world of difference(and immersion) going from 19"-24".

Oh I'd be all over that junkyard like a fly on a horseshit. After attending Funflaks P51 seminar over at JO I'm really starting to fancy that aircraft.

Wow, those are some nice shots. Thanks Skypup!

They're taking off in formation!?!

You know it Jedi. Here's an older gig with Keith Moon(R.I.P) and Townsend in familiar shape. The Who Baba O'Riley (Teenage Wasteland) Live with Keith Moon

~S~ largie, Yeah, I haven't looked into it any further, I'm working on sending different .ntrk tracks to JO for my Specialized aircraft tests and apparently the .ntrk is VERY sensitive when it comes to

Well, if the Russians would invade the US during the cold war, the Ekranoplane would certainly be used. Pancake anyone?

Wing#1 and Wing#2.

Sorry to hear about your dog, Fireman, I figure they are victims of their own curiosity and excetiment at that age. Hope all is well. Good to hear there are alot more people actually liking the snow on here. Some of the people I talk to every day usually whines about the snow and slippery roads and whatnot. I think they should take a look at your sig for a second, Asas. Cicero = wise man. Couple of shots from yesterday: I always enjoy walking through that small forest, serenity comes to mind. It's dead quiet in there.

Talk to me Goose! Yeah, looks like an F-14 cockpit to me as well.

Thanks Toad. ~S~