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CH Products - Flightstick Pro USB  PDF Print E-mail
Peripheral Reviews Joysticks and Throttles
Written by ioo   
Sunday, 18 February 2007
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90.5
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Price: $89.95
maker: CH Products
Website: http://www.chproducts.com/retail/j_flight_pro.html
CH Products - Flightstick Pro USB
The Flightstick Pro USB utilizes the newest technology yet still uses our most popular handle. Using 3 axis of control, 4 buttons, and an 8 way hat switch, this ambidextrous joystick brings back an old favorite to the new millennium.

• Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, XP 64bit, Vista
• 3 axes and 12 buttons
– X, Y, and Z axes for Aileron, Elevator, and Throttle control
– 4 traditional push buttons
– 1 eight direction POV HAT switch
• Total of 80 programmable functions with Control Manager
software (included)
• Simple ambidextrous handle
• Dual rotary trim wheels for precise adjustment of ailerons
and elevators
• Side Throttle wheel
• Large sturdy base with 7 foot USB cable
• Plug and Play driverless USB installation
• Quality industrial components and construction
• Two year limited warranty
Editor review : Dated look - Superior Quality
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Overall rating (weighted)
90
Easy to use
80
Flexibility
92
Control
89
Quality
97
Long-term Durability
94
Out of the box the flat almost dated design of CH Products made we wonder if this was a joke, with all the flashy lights and outlandish designs many peripherals are sporting these guys are just ugly, but once you get past the design you find a solid, responsive and out right excellent set of peripherals.

The Joystick
My current joy stick that sits on my desk has a blue light on the top if it, the only reason for it is to inform me that it is working, or to annoy me, I am not sure. I unplugged it and plugged in the Flightstick Pro USB. My Windows XP PC loaded it like a charm, and I was off. First I jumped into the "Flyboys" server of BF42, and started laying waste to the English airfields in my fine piece of digital German Aircraft. The joystick worked great, under its bland shell is some real high quality moving parts. Every button felt solid and responsive.
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