interface cable for flight sim
03-28-2003 | 02:42 AM
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From: albany,
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interface cable for flight sim
where can you purchase the interface cable for flight sims. I have a jr transmitter. can i purchase this cable from any specific electronics store. i need to know this information if anyone can help me tonight.
03-28-2003 | 04:18 AM
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From: Fresno,
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FMS Cable
Ken Hewitt...he is out of england and a super nice guy to do business with...i had a little problem with the cr@# soundcard in my computer and he offered to swap the cable i bought for the one i needed, paying only the price difference...highly recommend him
http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
http://www.rc-electronics.co.uk
03-28-2003 | 06:24 AM
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Here in the US there are several stores selling such cables. Just pay attention to the details: some (cheaper) cables work only in Windows 98/ME and only with freeware FMS. Some other cables, like sold by www.milehighwings.com , support all sims accepting joystick input and work in all Windows versions.
03-28-2003 | 01:57 PM
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From: Finchingfield, Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
interface cable for flight sim
Hi, second vote for Ken Hewitt at www.rc-electronics.co.uk - I'd particularly recommend his USB-JSIM. It has the advantage that it'll work on just about any PC (even laptops) and any version of Windows (apart from the first Win95) and, because it makes your Tx look like a standard joystick it will work with almost ANY simulator (and most PC games too).
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