Printing Elite Dangerous Flight Stick Binds

Got this so I have the option to use dual flight stick for Elite Dangerous, works like a charm.

Perfect for elite dangerous.

I'm using this throttle in Elite Dangerous, and Microsoft Flight simulator. It's very well built, and really solid. Lots of customization options too.

Came quickly, and was exactly what I was looking for, for Elite Dangerous.

Absolutely fantastic flight stick. Products were received timely and undamaged. I use two of them for playing Elite: Dangerous and I absolutely love it! Tried the thrustmaster flight hotas x as well, and the quality of these flight sticks is just far superior. Would highly recommend.

Excellent Price no gouging. Love the sticks for Elite Dangerous.

Good affordable option for a HOTAS with plenty of buttons. Perfect for Elite Dangerous, and works well in DCS World as well.

First off, if you play elite dangerous on the one x this is a necessity. It changes the game for the better. You can play it how it should be played. Not to mention you're getting a PC HOTAS as well. A quick download of the drivers and boom....plug n play. Worth the money, soild design, quick shipping (thank you for that B&H), and really, you can't go wrong with this.

Bought this item for one game only and that is Elite Dangerous and I have not regretted that decision. This item is well worth the money spent and if you can do it you wont regret it either.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Looking to control a game like Star Citizen or Elite Dangerous? This sick has you covered. Plenty of controls at your fingertips even before you get to assigning the switches on the throttle base. While plastic, it doesn't feel cheap or wimpy, and gives a feeling on confidence from the setup. While I would personally have made a few design changes to this product, there are plenty of buttons to map, and it works very well for 6DOF sims like Elite Dangerous. Criticisms: The throttle stick is short and some of the switches are hard to access while the throttle is in certain positions. The thumb joystick and cluster of hat switches is smaller than I expected and it's a tight area to use, particularly at 0 or 100 percent throttle. Be aware the yaw stiffness can not be adjusted with springs. Most of the issues are ergonomic annoyances, but worth being aware of. Even with adjustments, the throttle starts out a bit too stiff. It can be corrected by removing some of the grease from inside to make it less stiff. (There are no sticker-obscured screws) I had to use Velcro on the base to keep it from tipping during enthusiastic maneuvering. Just, don't use industrial Velcro like I did. A few small contact dots will suffice and keep it steady. Or, even better, get a chair mount setup and enjoy the mounting holes. It is certainly an upgrade from my X52, but the ergonomics are not as well designed. If you're considering this, I do recommend it. Just be aware of the criticisms outlined above.