What latency? It has a direct USB connection to the system.
With regards to other games, yes, it works and works well.
It is seen as an analog joystick by your system.
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- Tue Apr 07, 2015 7:57 pm
- Forum: Hardware and Technical
- Topic: Anyone here have experience with DIY head trackers?
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- Tue Apr 07, 2015 7:21 pm
- Forum: Hardware and Technical
- Topic: Anyone here have experience with DIY head trackers?
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Re: Anyone here have experience with DIY head trackers?
Yes. 
I use OpenTrack along with the EDTracker for more refined control.
When dogfighting, the ability to follow your enemy as he/she flies overhead is amazing. Especially as you can always keep them in sight and react on the throttle and stick accordingly.
I use OpenTrack along with the EDTracker for more refined control.
When dogfighting, the ability to follow your enemy as he/she flies overhead is amazing. Especially as you can always keep them in sight and react on the throttle and stick accordingly.
- Tue Apr 07, 2015 2:07 pm
- Forum: Hardware and Technical
- Topic: Anyone here have experience with DIY head trackers?
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Re: Anyone here have experience with DIY head trackers?
I run the EDTracker with the MPU-9150 (magnetometer/gyro) for Elite. Parts came out to approximately 25 dollars here in the US, and both the Arduino clone and the Gyro were found on eBay. I did all of the soldering myself using short lengths of 26 gauge stranded wire and was able to assemble the who...
- Tue Apr 07, 2015 1:55 pm
- Forum: Introductions
- Topic: CMDR: Syn Thesis checking in
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CMDR: Syn Thesis checking in
Greetings fellow Commanders. I'm a 36 year old IT Systems Administrator by the name of Chris in the SW Suburbs of the Minneapolis/St Paul area in MN. I'm married with three kids (eleven if you count the furry kind), with an obsession for American made mid-engined two seat plastic sports cars manufac...