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Started by awal...
Tue, 05 Sep 1995 00:00
How does Wingman Extreme compare to Thrustmaster FCS???
Author: awal...
Date: Tue, 05 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 05 Sep 1995 00:00
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They are both programable, but is the Thrustmaster really worth the extra $$$ or are you paying mainly for the name? I want a very responsive stick, can anyone comment on the two? Thanks Chris
Re: How does Wingman Extreme compare to Thrustmaster FCS???
Author: dri... David Ripton
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 1995 00:00
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awal...@plato.ucs.mun.ca wrote: >They are both programable, but is the Thrustmaster really worth the extra $$$ >or are you paying mainly for the name? > >I want a very responsive stick, can anyone comment on the two? You really need to try both for yourself, as it's a matter of taste. The Wingman Extreme has a larger, heavier base. You can jerk it around more without displacing it from your desk. The Thrustmaster FCS has sturdier buttons; a lot of people have broken the triggers on their Wingman Extremes. The FCS Pro is still sturdier and even more expensive. Button placement is slightly different, but I imagine you'd get used to either if you used it all the time. The Wingman Extreme is cheaper, as you've mentioned. I think the Wingman Extreme has a better stick feel, with good tactile response and a smooth motion, but this is definitely personal preference. Try both at a store. If you can't try them in a store, then buy one from a store that allows unconditional returns for 30 days, then get the other if you aren't happy. I bought and returned the Thrustmaster FCS and kept the Wingman Extreme, but tastes vary. -- David Ripton dri...@netcom.com Reston, VA
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