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« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2009, 10:37:14 AM » |
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Fire,
I use the old original MS precision pro and sometimes if i let go of stick it will drift down and to left...
I think it is from wear on the stick itself and nothing to do with settings on pc.
I can actually repair minean and stiffen all springs to get it "tight" again!!
Not sure about your stick tho.
Would you share how you tighten the springs with us ol diehards Vip?
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« Reply #4 on: February 03, 2009, 03:31:08 PM » |
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I think 1 is still brand new and never been used. I have one that I use only in league matches as it is tight and very responsive!!
Now that explains how he manages to kill me all the time...  I have looked at a few posts regarding the same problem and it seems that Logitech are aware of it but refuse to do anything about it because they prefer you replace your stick...so off to the shops to get another I guess...that last one only lasted me a few months at the most. I too have a new MS Precision Pro and new MS Force Feedback 2 but don't like them in this game...great for Fighter Ace but no good for AA IMO. Maybe I should get the MS Precision Pro out and try again.....at least I know they last a while. Thanks for the replies guys Fire
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« Reply #6 on: February 04, 2009, 02:25:09 AM » |
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Thanks Temper for that piece of advice. I have the same stick and the same problem that Firestorm is talking about. It seems about 4 or 5 months ago, My stick would take me into a hard right hard or left dive and spin. So I would leave the game and do a calibration using the games calibration utility.
I just tried the ctrl + j combo you mentioned and it seem to work pretty well. I don't know what that does but it does help a lot. I had to continue using the fix you gave several time before it settled down and gave me a level flight path.
I think Madman had mentioned something about this a while ago while I was in a game with him, but I think it was a different key combo. I don't remember because I only saw it for a few seconds and then I lost it forever on the game comms, and I didn't have time to write it down.
By the way I did take this stick apart about a week ago to see if there was a way to tighten it up. Looks like everything is a press fits and when slop builds in the stick, it's time to live with it, or buy a new one. The one I have is about 1 1/2 to 2 years old.
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« Reply #10 on: February 04, 2009, 07:20:14 AM » |
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I wouldn't try to take the microsoft sticks apart.( I tryed this a few times, they are a Royal Pain in the Ask to get back together!) I find it more relaxing to find one on ebay and pay too much for it than trying to fix it when it gets crappy. Either lazy or have more money than you care to say...hehe.....I did buy several when they first stopped making them for anywhere from $1 to $10 each years ago. Joking Fern....they are hard to put back, but once you know how, its ok to do and feels good to have repaired a damage stick and saved some money as well!!!
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« Reply #11 on: February 04, 2009, 02:33:12 PM » |
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I wouldn't try to take the microsoft sticks apart.( I tryed this a few times, they are a Royal Pain in the Ask to get back together!) I find it more relaxing to find one on ebay and pay too much for it than trying to fix it when it gets crappy. Either lazy or have more money than you care to say...hehe.....I did buy several when they first stopped making them for anywhere from $1 to $10 each years ago. Joking Fern....they are hard to put back, but once you know how, its ok to do and feels good to have repaired a damage stick and saved some money as well!!! Ayye m8ee tis true, shiver me timbers lol
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