fruitbat

Many happy returns buddy, hope you have a great day

nah, its the best joystick ever made.

mainly accuracy. they turn a little tighter as well.

Can be, here they are, http://dangerdogz.com/forums/files/file/508-92-squadron-skins/ and as to the second question, will decide nearer the time by straw poll.

12 skins finalised all aircraft serials actually served with 92 squadron, although only QJ-F, D, and B's codes match the serials, due to a handy photo i found. still its good enough for me, historically wise 4 MkIIb's early morning patrol over France, Jan '41.

clod uses 10 at the mo, you have it already if you have 11.

Did you use the keyboard for "set trim to neutral" command function? I have X45 throttle now and thinking of going with a CH Pro Throttle which of course has no knobs. The Knobs on the X45 have that centering detente that make setting it to neutral very easy and is a great way to tell what setting you have your trim set to. You know it seems the only way a person will be happy is to build something for themselves, at least on the throttle side of things including a lever for flaps and knobs for trim. Curses! Personally i would get an x52 instead (and did). costs about the same as a ch throttle, and the x52 throttle is great imo, plus it has a slider and 2 rotarys, which also have centre indents. coupled with the fact that you then get to use the x52 stick as a button bay, if as i do you use another stick for flying, in my case a ffb2. Also the saitek software is really good for programming buttons with the 3 modes. Between my ffb2, x52pro and the throttle quad, i never have to touch the keyboard for anything now, and still have free buttons to assign to stuff if i want. re the set trim to neutral button, i left it on the keyboard, as i never used it really, maybe before take off if i remembered, never found it a problem though if i didn't. Trim on a hat switch actually works really well, its very precise and easy to change quickly whilst flying, and quickly became something that i was doing all the time subconsciously, as it was at my finger tips (well thumb).

a quick google search and hey presto, http://www.overstock.com/Books-Movies-Music-Games/Saitek-PZ45-Pro-Flight-Throttle-Quadrant/3204127/product.html?cid=133635 41 pounds. dabs.com have it at 46, (where i got mine from, but i think it was 38 then, year and a bit ago now). http://www.dabs.com/products/saitek-pro-flight-throttle-quadrant-4QZ8.html?utm_source=google&utm_medium=product+search&utm_content=Q200

these days i use this, its about 40 pounds in the UK. http://www.saitek.com/uk/prod/quad.html

after i got track ir, and before i got rotarys, i mapped the hat switch on my joystick to elevator trim (up and down on hat switch) and rudder trim left and right. worked really well.

no need to commit mate, if your free and i'm running it, join in, no need to commit to every week! don't even know what day/time i'll be running it yet, will decide closer to the time via a straw pole.

Its here, FT, http://www.sas1946.com/main/index.php/topic,15457.0.html hoping it will be in UP3.0, if not i'lll do up an install guide. although when you download the map its in the form of JSGME, i found it much easier picking it apart and doing a manual install. @Tom, Done a bit to the roundels, but its supposed to be a war weary scheme, so.....

been doing a bit more work to the skins, damn spitfires are a pain in the ass to skin the codes properly Still needs a bit of tweaking, but at least i've made myself a nice template now, changing the actual letters and numbers in the aircraft codes is easy now, just want to work on the stretching a tiny bit now.

what OS are you on, MSFFB software doesn't work past XP, so you just use the FFB on the windows drivers. Works fine for the stick though, you just can't do any fancy reprogramming of the joystick, ie 'button 4' = 'alt x' etc....