Xbox Controllers With Hall Effect Sensors

I bought this controller to use with the X-Plane 11 flight simulator. My original control yoke began to annoy me, stiff around center and frustrating when trying to input small precise movements. Flight instructors at PilotWorkshops.com recommended this stick, even for pilots who fly aircraft with a yoke rather than a stick. It has a pretty good feel, with positive centering but a modest breakout force and smooth motion. The biggest selling points are the Hall Effect magnetic sensor on the main X-Y axes, and the high resolution position outputs. This allows very fine correction inputs, and avoids twitching that often occurs with potentiometer sensors. The price point is another: to get a control yoke with Hall Effect sensors, the price of admission begins at around $800. The stick-twist rudder control works OK, although a little twist goes a long way. I like the reversible hand and thumb rests on the stick, and the array of user-assignable buttons on the stick and base (Left-Right switch under base to swap buttons on base). The throttle slider works well, with a movement of about 3/4 inch. Also, the base has two threaded holes for 6mm bolts/screws if you want to fasten it down.

These batteries work great in Xbox controllers.

Works all the same as the other Microsoft Xbox one controllers, but costs less

Well constructed and very smooth via the Hall Sensors. You can't find a better joystick at this price point. It replaced a 14 yr old CH Fighterstick. My only wish is for a pinky button at the base of the handle.

These are great batteries, easy to charge. I use these in flashlights, remotes and xbox controllers. I am done with expensive disposal battery purchases since they have gone up exponentially in cost.

I bought this lens for astrophotography on full framt'e sensor cameras - Nikon D800 and Sony A7. �I wanted the circular effect so I needed a detachable lens hood - this lens is designed for APC sensors but works on full frame sensors giving a circular effect with the lens hood detached. �I did some test shots just to get used to the lens and found good performance in terms of sharpness - some CA at the circular edge but not relevant for my use. �Fully manual but that's fine - you don't need autofocus with a fisheye lens. �Great value for a niche application lens.

I don't know what you need to say about it. It does exactly what it says it does. I use mine to hold some VR controllers as well.

Whirlwind's connections are remarkable, and I'm sure these will be in use in my concert hall for decades to come.

I use Woburn 3 in the hall. Mainly for music It very good sound.

very convenient, easy to use. both battery and wired controllers.