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unpacked it, and wow I totally have to rethink a profile for this beast. Arent some of the switches almost too frail to manipulate? namely the red 3 position switch on the right throttle and the thumb hat on the stick.

 

I think you're coming down with a case of 'oh-my-gosh-this-is-so-expensive-and-beautiful-I'm-afraid-to-touch-it,' like some of the girls who come into contact with my private parts.

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I think you're coming down with a case of 'oh-my-gosh-this-is-so-expensive-and-beautiful-I'm-afraid-to-touch-it,' like some of the girls who come into contact with my private parts.

 

Maybe Im afraid to brak it yes. I also owned rather bulky Thrusmaster F4 replicas before, and one time I ended seperating the stick handle from the base without much effort.

About the girls, never had any that were afraid to break my stick. ;)

There are a few pils that can help you on that :D

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Once breaked my friend you can take any pills you want in any part you want, its game over....

If you have separated the cougar from its base:

1) it was unscrewed.

2) stop using as hammer, those are cheaper and more proficient to nail something that ain t flying

3) It can only be used as a warmace if the ennemy has no shield or is in an armor kind that is nor steel, iron or bronze.

4) chain saws don t count on the easy part, neither Katanas.:D

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Messed around with a WH the other day, it is pretty nice, feels way different then the cougar. I didn't play any games just saw it sitting on the table at a simulator place on base. They also had about 7 cougars in boxes and one simpit set up with the cougar in it. I'm going try to get some stuff fabricated for my pit. Wish I could get the sim pit they had. Next time I go, I'll take my camera. They had F-16, A-10, B-52 and F-15 pits there, just sitting there not doing anything!

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I 3rd that!

 

Stop it ! Your no count :D! You can t fool us that easy.

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Next time I go there I'll take my camera with me. That place would make u guys drool!

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unpacked it, and wow I totally have to rethink a profile for this beast. Arent some of the switches almost too frail to manipulate? namely the red 3 position switch on the right throttle and the thumb hat on the stick.

 

How exactly frail it is?

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Like frail to go throught your skull but too frail for king kong hands.

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Can anyone tell me what the height is of the stick from the base to the top? Also, the diameter of the base (not the plate) if possible. I haven't ordered it YET... but I'm trying to reconfigure my PVC pit in preparation- and I need to know how low to place the center mount for it.

 

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True- and I did- but do you know how many results came up? TONS. But none that I could find that actually stated the exact size of the stick.

 

Update: I went back through, and found measurements for the base plate of both the throttle and stick- I did not find any measurements for the height of the stick or the diameter of the round base. So if someone could be so kind as to quickly take a tape measure and answer this question, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks. :-)


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Found it:

To be exact

HOTAS Throttle:

8" Tall with throttles in the middle and with base

 

Throttle base

10.75" L (9.5625" if the base plate is removed.)

6" W

2.0625" H (only the base, excluding the switches and throttles.)

 

HOTAS Joystick:

11.125 Tall with base

 

Stick base

10.6875" L

9.0625" W

Now this is a BETA unit, it could change (but unlikely) for the production unit.

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