In the last year or so I keep getting calibration problems with the X axis.
Usually recalibration works, but now, even that won't fix it.
Today i noticed it when i entered DCS and the Aircraft just rolled violently to the right.
When i checked the axis Settings i couldn't even register the X axis.
So I exited the game and checked in the VKB device config software, and was amazed to see the X axis drifts strongly to the right.
After several calibrations attempts, i now understand there's something Wrong with the hardware.
Here's a short video on YouTube to show it:
https://youtu.be/-_K-WQot9wk
And this after not touching anything for 10 minutes:
https://youtu.be/22XXyTntHCM
Firmware: VKBsim Gunfighter Modern Combat Pro XT v2.050 Mk2
BlackBox
Spring on X: 30
Spring on Y: 40
MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
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Re: MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
Check the connections inside the base. Disconnect all white plugs and plug them back firmly. When assembling it back make sure the wires are away from moving parts.
Re: MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
Yeah already done that I'm afraid..
I also rang the wires with multimeter from plug to plug.
Didn't find anything...
I also rang the wires with multimeter from plug to plug.
Didn't find anything...

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Re: MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
Take out the X axis sensor PCB and see if the magnet is clean, with no metal shards attached.
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Re: MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
Please fill up a service ticket in dealer's website
Re: MCG PRO on GF II X- axis travel and instability
Checked it. It's clean, but i noticed something else:
1. The magnet seems to be not seated flush with the disc.
2. There's a leftover of cured glue on the disc, i guess from the time the magnet was glued in.
1. The magnet seems to be not seated flush with the disc.
2. There's a leftover of cured glue on the disc, i guess from the time the magnet was glued in.
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