I'd like to find a 4-channel controller I can plug into my computer and use with FMS. Does anyone sell a good product that works with this software? What is required, a serial port or parallel port? Any specific drivers required? Please let me know if I can purchase something.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!
Can I purchase a controller for FMS?
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by bsergeev » Tue Jul 31, 2001 2:56 pm
Aren't you tired of this annoying virtualrcflight.com?
The guy keeps adverising his cables in this forum (for free).
> Yes you can !
WTF! What else can one buy there, penis enlargers from the genuine Swedish steel? $%&*!
buechler66,
Buy yourself a regular FM transmitter for ฤ...30 and assemble a cable yourself for another ů.
The guy keeps adverising his cables in this forum (for free).
> Yes you can !
WTF! What else can one buy there, penis enlargers from the genuine Swedish steel? $%&*!
buechler66,
Buy yourself a regular FM transmitter for ฤ...30 and assemble a cable yourself for another ů.
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by cgadd » Sun Aug 05, 2001 10:14 pm
It's stupid to pay .40 for an interface that costs just ŭ.00 to build.
If you want something ready-made, check out:
[url=http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
It]http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
It[/url] costs less (ำ.00 including shipping), and it plugs into the joystick port. It will work with ALL flight sims out there, even non-RC sims. It will let you use the same controller and interface for FMS, Realflight, Cockpit MAster, even Microsoft Flight sim and other non-Rc games.
Another BIG bonus is that it works in Windows NT and Windows 2000! It just shows up as a regular joystick. (But with 4 axis, and up to three additional on/off channels)
I'm not connected with these guys, just a VERY happy customer.
If you want something ready-made, check out:
[url=http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
It]http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
It[/url] costs less (ำ.00 including shipping), and it plugs into the joystick port. It will work with ALL flight sims out there, even non-RC sims. It will let you use the same controller and interface for FMS, Realflight, Cockpit MAster, even Microsoft Flight sim and other non-Rc games.
Another BIG bonus is that it works in Windows NT and Windows 2000! It just shows up as a regular joystick. (But with 4 axis, and up to three additional on/off channels)
I'm not connected with these guys, just a VERY happy customer.
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by ohioguy » Fri Dec 21, 2001 4:54 am
im also selling my cable, but at a pretty cheap price. it is 21.00 shipped. clement.24@osu.edu
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