Saitek X-45 question

Small recessed screw on base of throttle to adjust tension. I had to slacken
mine off a lot and it still needs some velcro on the desk to stop it moving.

Overall a very nice stick and throttle setup.

Marc


"wan2fly99" <wan2fly99.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Tried the throttle at a computer store.
> I fiound the movement of the throttle to be extremely stiff.
> Had to hold down the unit to move it.
> Is there somewhere where you can loosen the
> tension on it?
>
> Does anybody have these and how do they like them?
>
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wan2fly99 wrote:
> Tried the throttle at a computer store.
> I fiound the movement of the throttle to be extremely stiff.
> Had to hold down the unit to move it.
> Is there somewhere where you can loosen the
> tension on it?
>
> Does anybody have these and how do they like them?
>
Very Nice hotas. It would have been perfect if Saitek would have made
it Force Feedback. Lots of buttons for programming, along with 3 hat
switches, 2 variable pots good for "trim" and a virtual mouse cursor
control and mouse fire button. The stick and throttle are sturdy and
the throttle has "detent" for pushing the throttle to the stop, or for
WEP in WW-II fighters. A great "kick-ass" stick/throttle combo, and
bang for the buck.

Looker007
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