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10-02-2002, 23:27
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It has always been my understanding that control systems are pretty much unlimited. (That's why I work on them I guess, less rules to keep track of) You can basically use anything that is controlled by you that will plug into a 15-pin joystick port. As far as modifiying the CH joysticks I am not sure. However, you can go buy any joystick that is not USB and use that and modify it as you wish. Just make sure the pin outs are the same as the CH or you have to change up the programming.
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