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  1. 06-20-2012, 01:47 PM #1
    Hans Kareme
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    Question general question for i/o bord...

    hi guys... im hans form bahrain...i want to start my own cockpit but i have some question about the i/o bord
    i want to know how can i use it and interface with my fligt simulator...im new here and i wish can some one hlep me...

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  2. 07-09-2012, 12:22 PM #2
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    Re: general question for i/o bord...

    Hans, I don't know what might be best for you, but for me my first board was a Leo Bodnar 36x board which is only "in", hooks up to USB and has been trouble free. The second board I received was a Pokeys56E (ethernet) board and it is "in/Out" and I think I should have preferred the usb model. Dealing with networking/security software can be troublesome. In all fairness my son's 56E board is working fine using the FSSymphony freeware whereas I cannot get mine to work properly. The company is trying to help me now, the outcome is yet to be seen. Otherwise I like the Pokey idea and think it is a good start. Hope that helps you.
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