Thrustmaster and Thrustmaster Pro difference?

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2 total messages Started by ti... Jason L Tibbitts III Fri, 14 May 1993 23:21

#406

Author: ti... Jason L Tibbitts III
Date: Fri, 14 May 1993 23:21

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I'm in the market for a joystick and I'm seriously considering a
Thrustmaster FCS, possibly in the bundle with Falcon 3.0 for $99.  (I think
that's a good price.)   I've seen the FCS Pro in mail order listings, but
I've never seen a picture of one.  Are they available?  What's the
difference?

Thanks!
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Thrustmaster and Thrustmaster Pro difference?

#407

Author: wo... Ronald S. Woan
Date: Sat, 15 May 1993 19:13

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FCS Pro has a metal base and features torsion springs so the farther
you go off center, the more resistance there is. The normal FCS just
uses the standard joystick type mechanism. I'd get the Pro (which is
what I have) personally.
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