- #SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP DRIVERS#
- #SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP FULL#
- #SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP SOFTWARE#
So I finally put a bit of time into this to try to figure it out, and got the solution.
#SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP DRIVERS#
I had this working, but for some reason, it does not (or rather did not) work with new Logitech drivers for Win10.
#SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP FULL#
Read full review.For all you pilots out there who are having issues with the pinkie switch. Final thought wish I would of had this 35 years ago I would be flying a real plane. Next I need to acquire pedals, chair, and VR for best Simulation, and gain some flying Experience. All and all very lucky to of found a reasonable seller Apstreasures on E-bay.
Even this X52 was a big leap from a ST 290 Saitek which is a great stick. Will have to save up for a X56 I'm thinking by the time I save up I should have gained some experience. Other then that the unit works wonder fully and I enjoy very much. Has many axis to learn Baby steps for me whew. Next is Programing the unit to your specs to different games. I will add if you have any firewall or virus protection, SHUT it OFF for the download. For me it took 6 Hrs of bad weather or something O and the Logitech site to fix it's bugs.
#SAITEK X52 PRO ELITE DANGEROUS SETUP SOFTWARE#
So all seem to work fine, but since Saitek sold to Logitech it's a bit difficult finding the site for software and SST control testing. So week later got my cable and hook it up and all the Fancy lights came on. And to find out I had to hunt down a cable for the connection of the stick and throttle control, not being a big deal on the internet days. Well I received the unit in great shape, with the possibility that it may not work properly. Would NOT recommend the X-52 (silver), but definitely WOULD recommend the X-52 Pro (black). Positioning of the buttons is actually a bit more spaced out on the Pro, and rightfully so.īuyer beware.you're MUCH better off saving up a couple more 20's and getting the X-52 Pro instead. The touch surfaces are mostly rubberized, lending to a quality feel in combination with the metal toggles, rotarys, and POV1 hat. The precision is amazing and the springs on the stick are adequate for re-centering the stick after over a year of frequent use. Most of the time I don't have to set a deadzone at all. Even after tripping over the cord, yanking it off of the inner PCB, and resoldering, the Pro is still going strong. Just to add, for those looking for a HOTAS, the X-52 Pro has been wonderful. Legos have a sturdier, and more firm feel than the toggles on the base of the stick. I ended up, like so many others, having to decrease the throttle travel by about 30% in order to finally get it to actually hit 0. From the get go, I suffered from the all-too-common no-zero throttle. Shortly after that, the hat switches, though still functional, started to lose their positive actuation (no feel). It started by needing more and more pressure to activate until it finally just quit. Next was the "Fire D" button on the throttle.
In the short time I've owned the X-52, I had the yaw freak out on me to the point of becoming unusable.
The Pro has much higher quality hall sensors, and it shows. Another big reason for this is the cheap sensors used. Inevitably you'll be setting your deadzones higher and higher and highe r. On top of that, you only get one weak spring on the stick (X-52 Pro has two, one inner, one outer), meaning that it will be flopping around all over the place after not much use. The feel of the stick is cheap, something I scoffed at when I read reviews saying the same.
The plastic is cheaper, and used absolutely everywhere. Not only that, the price difference between this and the X-52 Pro is nowhere near enough to justify buying the regular X-52. This stick and throttle is essentially a "by cheapest means possible" design in order to sell to a growing number of HOTAS users. This may resemble the X-52 Pro, but that's where the similarities end. I've used both the X-52 and X-52 Pro, side-by-side. Would NOT recommend regular X-52, but definitely WOULD recommend Pro.
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