"Scet" <ldgatty.DeleteThis@REMOVEiprimus.com.au> wrote in message
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> "Adam Webb" <myfirstname.DeleteThis@ajmysecondname.eclipse.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> well, i opend her up and well.... its huge, and frankly, doesnt apeal to
>> me vs th X45.....doh..... will have to see how i get on though 
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>> "Adam Webb" <myfirstname.DeleteThis@ajmysecondname.eclipse.co.uk> wrote in message
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>>> How many other people have done this? How do you go about converting or
>>> using your old profiles you made for the X45 on the X52?
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>>> Ive not installed it yet but i cant wait 
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>>> From Overlag - Adam Webb
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>>Have never had an x-45 Adam, but I love the X-52.
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> Scet
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I had the X35 combo and loved it. I now have the X52 and like that too, with
2 exceptions: (1) joystick tension is not as "good" as for the X35 (feels a
bit vague) and (2), I much preferred the rocker on the throttle for rudder
control - the new twist grip style control is a step backwards IMHO.
On the plus side, I find it a lot easier to set up to the X35 (can't comment
on the X45) and I used to have loads of problems with the "pass through"
keyboard connection, which the USB set up resolves nicely.
I haven't tried converting any profiles as it was as easy to start from
scratch in my case.
Tim
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