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Just got a new HOTAS from turtle beach

By TKE1028man, in Military and General Aviation

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I am currently working on a set up for the Velocityone HOTAS from Turtle Beach. I am working them up right now for the F14 and F18. If anyone has suggestions or needs help please let me know. I know how tedious and annoying this can be and am willing to lend whatever advice I have learned and am willing to take advice with it on setup also. It is a long process

I will try to see if I can post my setups on here to help others out with this.

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