VKB STECS Standard throttle review (part 1)

Video Description

Second part of the review: https://youtu.be/jBnOQqgHFug Third part: https://youtu.be/1qtfRWhxT8s VKB STECS playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDtbsvyzXZFCQ4qaknS_jOSf56r-sSktX VKB STECS encoder to axis: https://youtu.be/GB-pf6dEICM VKB Adding buttons (e.g. for the neutral position of a toggle/flip): https://youtu.be/kp3_KrRq4Tk Generate pulse instead of push&hold: https://youtu.be/rvK4ksUBbPU?t=1374 by @StrIIker-TV VKB Setting up custom detent: https://youtu.be/zHMS7Gctxpo 0:00 Intro 0:30 Why STECS Standard? 1:04 Why not MAX? 1:29 Story of my STECS (EU aerial price) 1:47 Unboxing, first impressions 3:05 Very tight clutches after unboxing 3:40 Grip falls forward with loose clutches 4:10 Throttle action 5:36 Hand on the throttle, finger position 6:14 Grip axes... lack of them 6:50 Grip encoders and my problem with them 7:41 Encoder as axis 8:47 Encoder action and/or axis 9:31 Encoders vs buttons for inc/dec actions 10:22 Thumbwheel axis 11:44 Thumbstick (TDC), orientation, action 13:08 Thumbstick press action and hat shape 14:11 Switchable modules with buttons and hats 15:11 3-way cradle, 5-way hats, press action 16:12 Grip triggers 16:43 RST/ENT and Weapon select buttons 17:35 Throttle base, 2 buttons and 5-way switch 17:56 STEM K-switches, buttons 19:18 STEM encoders, flip and toggle switches 20:09 Detents frames and detent pieces 20:52 Swapping the detents demo 21:58 Comparison with Virpil and WinWing 23:23 Conclusion