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I firmly believe that what joystick you use makes a lot of difference when you're trying to fly a helicopter. A twist grip joystick gives you the advantage of using rudders, but twisting a joystick to keep it straight is far from natural. If it helps, I use an rc controller - similar to what they use to fly rc helicopters - and it is far simpler. You have two mini joysticks, the left one gives you collective and yaw and the right one does your cyclic. It is much much much easier to fly helicopters with one of those than with a conventional joystick. http://www.modelhelicopters.co.uk/fms-simulator-transmitter-mode-2-usb.html http://www.sussex-model-centre.co.uk/shopexd.asp?id=24700

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