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Ok, thank you very much for your precious information Pete. best regards, Tom

Dear Pete, Thanks again!!! You saved my life!!! I always used one joystick for FS2004, therefore I didn't know that it is possible to use multiple joysticks. As we replaced the original potentionmeters of the joystick by slide-style potentiometers for easier use in our project I noticed that not the whole range of the potentiometer is effective. One third of the potentiometer is not effective. One can notice that on most of joysticks the throttle lever isn't completely effective. Do you know how to make a joystick axis completely effective? best regards, Tom

Dear Pete, Thanks for your fast reply. I installed two joysticks on my PC and as far as I understand I can only select one at a time to use in FS2004. How do you do it to use multiple USB joysticks at the same time to fly in FS2004? Could you give me some advice on that matter? best regards, Tom

Dear Peter, I'm working on an A310 Cockpit project(http://www.bogysim.com) and I modified a USB joystick to wire it on the original controls in our Airbus nose section. I have a problem, I have 7 controls to wire (Elevator, Rudder, Aileron, Flaps, Speedbrakes, Throttle 1 and Throttle 2). Unfortunately the joystick I took apart has only 4 axis and I've seen that it is impossible to use a second USB joystick at the same time on the same computer in FS2004. If I would have a network of two computers with each computer having a joystick, could WideFS be helpful? best regards, Tom