DCS: A-10C and the HOTAS Warthog

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DCS: A-10C and the HOTAS Warthog

Post by Lawndart » Fri May 06, 2011 2:26 pm

As we all know DCS: A-10C is Plug 'n Play with the HOTAS Warthog. Here's a glimpse:













For more videos visit SimHQ's YouTube Channel.
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Post by Cobra » Fri May 06, 2011 7:18 pm

Is there a list somewhere of what all the HW buttons/axes are linked to in the game?
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Post by Ells » Mon May 09, 2011 7:52 am

They are illustrated in the DCS:A-10C flight manual Cobra.
I don't have it with me to check page numbers though sorry, but it's fairly early on in the manual.

Great vids there LD, I love the way I start her up with the HW.
I've also set all of my FC2 startup and shut down controls to the throttle quadrant.

I found the motor switches great for engine start and shut down.

Am really looking forward to showing the HW and A-10C in action at Weston.
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Post by Lawndart » Tue May 10, 2011 12:25 am

Cobra wrote:Is there a list somewhere of what all the HW buttons/axes are linked to in the game?
This might help you Cobra!

Graphical HOTAS Layout
Ells wrote:I love the way I start her up with the HW.
I've also set all of my FC2 startup and shut down controls to the throttle quadrant.

I found the motor switches great for engine start and shut down.
In FC2 I'm using the idle detents (lifting the throttles over the gates) for Engine Start/Shut Off.
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Post by Ells » Tue May 10, 2011 7:40 am

Lawndart wrote:In FC2 I'm using the idle detents (lifting the throttles over the gates) for Engine Start/Shut Off.
Now that is a much better idea Sir.
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