HOTAS SETTINGS ARE DIFFERENT FOR EVERYONE - BUT THESE SEEM TO HELP MANY, MANY DCS PILOTS

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Lots of factors affect your DCS control settings. In the sense of throttle and stick inputs, the equipment, arm length, stick extension, position, and general flying style dictate what you would want to set up for your experience in the sim. This came up in my Wingman Training program so I thought to redo this topic in a fresh video with better information. The former videos covering this for Hornet and Viper have been well received, and dozens, if not hundreds of people have told me that it worked for their system...even the ones without Thrustmaster equipment. Perhaps it can still help others. I always ask people to subscribe if they feel content like this helps. Don't need to hit the notification bell, just simply check in from time to time to see what we have available. But by subscribing and liking something, you help share this with others in the virtual combat simulator community. The best way to become our "WINGMAN" is to subscribe and comment in our content. We appreciate you all...Juice PLEASE: Feel free to leave your comment, opinion, or correction but don't say anything classified or we'll have to kill you! The Air Warfare Group is a 100% AD-FREE Resource and we value our viewers and appreciate your comments on our videos. Please consider subscribing, liking, and sharing with a friend. _______________________ JUICE'S SYSTEM INFO: GPU: EVGA RTX 3080 Ti XC3 ULTRA CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i9 12900K @ 4.6 GHZ Memory: 64 GB DDR5 RAM @ 5200 MHz Current resolution: 2560 x 1440, 144Hz Head Tracker: FaceTrackNOIR w/Logitech C270 Digital Webcam ASUS ROG STRIX Z690-E Gaming w/M.2 Drives for OS and DCS Flight Controls: Thrustmaster Warthog HOTAS & MFG Crosswind Pedals