VKB-SIM

Release the fastener and when the grip is loose on the base press on it gently while retightening the fastener. Make sure it's calibrated and if it is check again for spikes.

The STEM can be attached to either STECS or MFH, but the ATEM can only get attached to the STECS. Both the 2 modules are connected to the STECS' main body by internal wiring if attached to it. Please consider that if you get the Mini or Max versions (STECS+ATEM) and wish to replace the ATEM with a S...

The STEM is connected with the main body of STECS by a USB-C to USB-C cable, which is included in the package.

It is not adjustable, sorry.

Check this guide to see how to open up the grip and check on that button. If the button is bad please fill up a service ticket with your local vendor for replacement parts.

Run VKBDevCfg, navigate to the Test/External Devices panel, then click on both icons, grip and base and see how the communication error level is while handling the grip - is it a continuous green line, are there any blocks showing up on the graph?

For calibrating: select the device in VKBdevCfg, click the Start Calibr button under the Tools tab, press the rudders left and right a few times, then click End Calibr.
For curves here's a guide.

Compress it, a zip should be fine.

Run that test again with only 1 axis checked in tester at once to see which axes are spiking. Also, flash to the latest firmware, reset to default and recalibrate beforehand.

Not compatible, sorry. It'll need DIY from your side if you really want it to happen.

I suggest to address the question on our Discord server, as there are more people playing the game and could get proper advice.

It's the fuze, be careful )

Try this:

Best thing is to contact the local vendor through their website.

Pics with the internals too please. Just go with the camera around the gimbal; and from top too.

You can program the 2 front triggers as an axis if you follow the instructions from Ron's link. Or any 2 other buttons you might be comfortable with. Also, a ministick could also be used.
For Zoom in/out you have 2 axes you can use, one under thumb, the other one under the pinkie.