help with cheap USB sim controller
08-30-2008, 11:01 PM
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help with cheap USB sim controller
Howdy,
I recently bought a cheap ($30) 6 channel USB Flight Simulator controller by the company DYNAM from Ebay. Plugged it in and it worked just great with FMS. Then i got Realflight G4 and surprisingly it worked well with that. Tonight as i was flying on Realflight, i must have bumped into the USB dock on my pc and somehow the casing for the usb plugin on my controller broke. I tried to pull it out and all the wires that connected it broke off. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem with these cheap controller and know where the black, red, and blue wires are supposed to go. I want to try to solder it before i decide to order another cheap-o simulator controller.
Thanks in advance.
Dave B
I recently bought a cheap ($30) 6 channel USB Flight Simulator controller by the company DYNAM from Ebay. Plugged it in and it worked just great with FMS. Then i got Realflight G4 and surprisingly it worked well with that. Tonight as i was flying on Realflight, i must have bumped into the USB dock on my pc and somehow the casing for the usb plugin on my controller broke. I tried to pull it out and all the wires that connected it broke off. I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem with these cheap controller and know where the black, red, and blue wires are supposed to go. I want to try to solder it before i decide to order another cheap-o simulator controller.
Thanks in advance.
Dave B
08-31-2008, 10:50 AM
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RE: help with cheap USB sim controller
What unit broke? The cheap controller or the RF Interlink?
Did you purchase your RealFlight G4 with an Interlink or not?
Did you purchase your RealFlight G4 with an Interlink or not?
