VKB-SIM

Yeah I was just wondering if my joystick is defective or out of spec but I guess not? I can see it in game sometimes because it's not centered and I have to correct it by hand when I see movement. Mine requires a bit over 3% dz lo to say perfectly centered.

I just got this joystick on Wednesday 3th of June. So I've been using it for three days. Why would it not be properly greased? I looked at the video and there's a lot of parts that need to be removed and put back together. Also, I wouldn't be able to tell if it's a proper amount of grease or not.

This is doing both the calibration and the testing in the same way: pull to one end with one finger, release and let it return on its own not touching the stick. Both axis seem to be offset from the other direction.

I did a graph with the Y-axis and the X-axis. It still looks the same as I've been doing it with one finger all the time and letting it go completely on its own and oscillate freely.

Here are the results after increasing Dz Lo to 2 for X- and Y-axes. Please recalibrate, then open the tester, pull the grip top with your finger to one end of axis range and release; do the same for the other end. Leave grip free to return to center, do not guide it with your hand, let it oscillate...

Here are the results after increasing Dz Lo to 2 for X- and Y-axes.

When calibrating I pull the stick all the way up and then let it go and center on its own. Then down. Then left. Then right. Then rotate left, rotate right. Throttle min/max. It's still offset on one side in the Y-axis. X-axis is fine. Rotation (rX) is fine. Here's the best I could do after multiple...

This is a week old joystick, I noticed that on the Y-axis it only centers properly from the other side. Move stick forward, release -> centers. Move stick backward, release -> offset by about 4,5%. Is this asymmetrical centering normal? 1 - Device model and version: VKB Gladiator Mk II 2 - Firmware:...