HOTAS X Delete Joystick - Throttle Box
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Made shorter, just enough to fit the joystick PC board.
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I'm finding that some modern games, like Mechwarrior 5, control poorly with the joystick and are better with the mouse. Still, I wanted the extra axes and buttons on the throttle. So, I remixed this into the HOTAM X (hands on throttle and mouse).
Parts needed:
- 1 set of printed parts (with or without the MW5 text)
- 7x M3 x 10 socket head screws (any length 6 - 12 mm should also work)
- 1 Thrustmaster T-Flight HOTAS X (HOTAS One should work also)
To build, print out a set of parts (with or without MW5 text):
- Detach the joystick from the throttle by loosing 2 screws on the underside.
- Fully remove and save these 2 screws; they're re-used later.
- Open up the joystick and take all of the wires and PC boards out (intact!) of the plastic housing.
- Close to the PC board, cut only the wires going to the joystick sensor (should lead back to the housing).
- Feed the wire connected to the throttle into the slot in the printed box.
- Place the wires and PC board into the printed box.
- Align the cord protector on the USB cord in the rounded notch at the back of the printed box.
- Use 4x M3 screws to attach the side plate, be careful not to pinch the USB cord.
- Use 3x M3 screws to attach the top plate.
- Wreak havoc on your enemies!
FYI - depending our how you use your throttle, you may need to press the “house” button on the base of the throttle. I used it lit GREEN for MW5; you may need the lit RED configuration for your setup. In Windows 10, “Set up USB game controllers” in the Control Panel will let you view and calibrate the axes and buttons.