OMG the difference is night and day even at default settings without really tweaking and I get to keep the comfort of my chair.

I am currrently using third party software at present to allow me to select more aircraft feedback options, having said that I am sure in the coming months NLR will develop will there own software for flight sims. Without prejudice to our other rights, if you do so all sums whatever owing by you to us shall forthwith become due and payable. The pad connects directly to your PC via USB for fast, low latency feedback through the eight localized haptic motors, and to your console/audio devices via a 3. The other is better but has wheel lock on two different settings with the result being the mono one cancels out the other that has wheel lock set to the front wheels. There is a help button for each game that tells you the ingame settings you need to adjust to make the gaming pad function.

Suiting a wide range of users, the HF8 Gaming Pad’s tailored design allows a seamless placement on your sim racing seat, flight seat, or gaming chair for eight unique feedback points to be felt comfortably throughout your body. I have no doubt that there are a few programmers at NLR that are furious over this business decision to release this product without proper software. Go Beyond the sounds in gaming, music, and movies - Introducing the Next Level Racing HF8- Haptic Feedback Gaming Pad. I have been in touch with them, DCS support is on the list of titles to come but there is no support yet.

Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. In-game telemetry data* for PC games and sound output for console games, provide an immersive experience for racing, First Person Shooter (FPS), and flight. I have no doubt that under a basic, initial setup not using SimHub or Crewchief the application would work as intended. I am set up in a basement and do not have sympathetic vibrations traveling through the house, but I would not use my Buttkicker in the evening when my kids are in bed as it is quite loud. Overall, I am very happy with the product but I think the software side of it makes it loose points.I`m looking at this, a Buttkicker, or a DIY with pucks as I have a home-built chair (car seat and wood on casters). However if you're more of a social person please don't hesitate to reach out Twitter, Facebook or Instagram! I can distinguish when my front left wheel hits a curb or if both front and rear wheels hit curbs etc. You are free to withdraw from the operation of the code at any time and pursue your statutory rights. I wondered if anyone had tried it with DCS and what the experience was like and if it would work using the sim shaker for aviators software?