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		<title>streakeagle</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/posts/streakeagle/</link>
		<description>It is surprising how effective the seat is. Even before I had VR, if I started flying and the seat wasn&apos;t vibrating, it felt like something was badly wrong. I love to feel the startup sequence. I love the bumps while taxiing. In combat, I love to feel the buffeting as you approach a stall. It may not be able to replicate the actual forces and vibrations of the real aircraft, but it provides an exceptionally useful equivalent that fills a sensory gap not provided by visual and audio cues.</description>
		<pubDate>Fri, 14 Aug 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    It is surprising how effective the seat is. Even before I had VR, if I started flying and the seat wasn&apos;t vibrating, it felt like something was badly wrong. I love to feel the startup sequence. I love the bumps while taxiing. In combat, I love to feel the buffeting as you approach a stall. It may not be able to replicate the actual forces and vibrations of the real aircraft, but it provides an exceptionally useful equivalent that fills a sensory gap not provided by visual and audio cues.
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		<title>PSYKOnz</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/posts/psykonz/</link>
		<description>I freaking love this program. I&amp;rsquo;ve got one bass shaker under my seat (custom built ejector seat thing) and will soon be adding another but kicker to the back board of the seat and a third one to the pedal box, when I get to a good point in my pit build I&amp;rsquo;ll put a link here. Basically this program has revolutionised dcs for me, so thank you a million times to the creators
&amp;lt;...&amp;gt;
If you are thinking about getting this program and a bass shaker for your dcs setup
You absolutely should.
In a high g low speed BFM fight in a cat, feeling her shake and rattle under you while you try best your opponent is just insane</description>
		<pubDate>Thu, 06 Aug 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    I freaking love this program. I’ve got one bass shaker under my seat (custom built ejector seat thing) and will soon be adding another but kicker to the back board of the seat and a third one to the pedal box, when I get to a good point in my pit build I’ll put a link here. Basically this program has revolutionised dcs for me, so thank you a million times to the creators

If you are thinking about getting this program and a bass shaker for your dcs setup
You absolutely should.
In a high g low speed BFM fight in a cat, feeling her shake and rattle under you while you try best your opponent is just insane
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		<title>Varibraun</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/posts/varibraun/</link>
		<description>Finally had some good flight time this weekend with my new JetPad. My TLDR version is simply a thank you again to @Andre, for making me a better Sim pilot and adding an important element to VR. The JetPad itself was definitely worth the wait and the cost if you find yourself with some extra cash. The SimShaker software though, is almost a must have for VR pilots.
My journey to the JetPad:

HP Reverb (VR since the beginning)
ButtKicker Gamer 2 (sound activated - 2019)
Simshaker (API activated - thank you @Jason_Williams, @Han and team, this was a huge step up from the sound activation - 2/2020)
JetPad (Buttkicker then moved from swivel chair to the Wheelstand Pro holding my rudder pedals, stick &amp;amp; throttle - 7/2020).

The result of each of these steps was to progressively add more immersion into the cockpit. Andre&apos;s software, even with just the Buttkicker, makes the a/c come alive. With the JetPad, the location of the motors starts to give you even more sensation to feel different elements of the the flight and the fight.
A few specific observations of the JetPad for me personally:

It took me a few flights and adjusting the software to instinctively understand the motor placement as they related to the a/c action - it feels very natural now. (Probably coming from the Buttkicker under my chair confused my sensations at first because I was used to only one vibration source).
I had to adjust how I was sitting in a swivel office chair to get it right. At first, I was sitting directly on the middle seat motors, which was not comfortable for me. After some experimenting, I realized that it was designed for a more reclining gamer type chair, and when I adjusted my Wheelstand Pro a bit to allow me to lean back a little more (to get those motors just behind my butt) it was much better and works fine for me now.
In VR, I lean forward into the sight when lining up my shots. The negative of the JetPad when doing this (vs a Buttkicker) is that I move away from the 2 motor in the back of seat and lose their sensation. This isn&apos;t a real problem because you still have the other 4 motors, but I think you can lose some of the programming related to those particular locations. My easy workaround would be to simply keep my current Buttkicker attached to the chair (i.e. using it to augment the JetPad when I am leaning forward). However, I now REALLY like having the Buttkicker mounted on the the Wheelstand Pro to get the flight sensations in hands and feet too. (If I decide this leaning is an issue, I may decide to use @SCG_motoadve&apos;s kind posting of the 25% discount code to order another Buttkicker at some point).

Bottom line, I agree with @chiliwili69&apos;s impressions above regarding realism in VR. I honestly wouldn&apos;t want to fly without at least the Simshaker software attached to some type of &amp;quot;shaker&amp;quot; product at this point in my VR journey.</description>
		<pubDate>Mon, 06 Jul 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Finally had some good flight time this weekend with my new JetPad. My TLDR version is simply a thank you again to @Andre, for making me a better Sim pilot and adding an important element to VR. The JetPad itself was definitely worth the wait and the cost if you find yourself with some extra cash. The SimShaker software though, is almost a must have for VR pilots.
My journey to the JetPad:

HP Reverb (VR since the beginning)
ButtKicker Gamer 2 (sound activated - 2019)
Simshaker (API activated - thank you @Jason_Williams, @Han and team, this was a huge step up from the sound activation - 2/2020)
JetPad (Buttkicker then moved from swivel chair to the Wheelstand Pro holding my rudder pedals, stick &amp; throttle - 7/2020).

The result of each of these steps was to progressively add more immersion into the cockpit. Andre&apos;s software, even with just the Buttkicker, makes the a/c come alive. With the JetPad, the location of the motors starts to give you even more sensation to feel different elements of the the flight and the fight.
A few specific observations of the JetPad for me personally:

It took me a few flights and adjusting the software to instinctively understand the motor placement as they related to the a/c action - it feels very natural now. (Probably coming from the Buttkicker under my chair confused my sensations at first because I was used to only one vibration source).
I had to adjust how I was sitting in a swivel office chair to get it right. At first, I was sitting directly on the middle seat motors, which was not comfortable for me. After some experimenting, I realized that it was designed for a more reclining gamer type chair, and when I adjusted my Wheelstand Pro a bit to allow me to lean back a little more (to get those motors just behind my butt) it was much better and works fine for me now.
In VR, I lean forward into the sight when lining up my shots. The negative of the JetPad when doing this (vs a Buttkicker) is that I move away from the 2 motor in the back of seat and lose their sensation. This isn&apos;t a real problem because you still have the other 4 motors, but I think you can lose some of the programming related to those particular locations. My easy workaround would be to simply keep my current Buttkicker attached to the chair (i.e. using it to augment the JetPad when I am leaning forward). However, I now REALLY like having the Buttkicker mounted on the the Wheelstand Pro to get the flight sensations in hands and feet too. (If I decide this leaning is an issue, I may decide to use @SCG_motoadve&apos;s kind posting of the 25% discount code to order another Buttkicker at some point).

Bottom line, I agree with @chiliwili69&apos;s impressions above regarding realism in VR. I honestly wouldn&apos;t want to fly without at least the Simshaker software attached to some type of &amp;quot;shaker&amp;quot; product at this point in my VR journey.
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		<title>SimShaker Pad, вибронакидка (с вырезом для РУС)</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/hardware/simshaker-jetpad-flightsim-edition-vibrating-pad-p/</link>
		<description>Модификация для симуляторов полета. Совместимо с креслами NLR Boeing Edition. Позволяет игроку полнее погрузиться в игру, облегчает управление самолётом/вертолётом и снижает симптомы тошноты при использовании шлема виртуальной реальности.
Особенности:

8 вибромоторов с индивидуальным управлением
легкий доступ к внутренним частям для обслуживания
вырез для удобства установки РУС
тканевый чехол
длина кабеля USB: ~150 см
полная совместимость с программным обеспечением SimShaker
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Модификация для симуляторов полета. Совместимо с креслами NLR Boeing Edition. Позволяет игроку полнее погрузиться в игру, облегчает управление самолётом/вертолётом и снижает симптомы тошноты при использовании шлема виртуальной реальности.
Особенности:

8 вибромоторов с индивидуальным управлением
легкий доступ к внутренним частям для обслуживания
вырез для удобства установки РУС
тканевый чехол
длина кабеля USB: ~150 см
полная совместимость с программным обеспечением SimShaker

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		<title>SimShaker Pad, вибронакидка</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/hardware/simshaker-jetpad-basic-edition-vibrating-pad-power/</link>
		<description>Технические характеристики:

8 вибромоторов с индивидуальным управлением
легкий доступ к внутренним частям для обслуживания
тканевый чехол
длина кабеля USB: ~150 см
полная совместимость с программным обеспечением SimShaker

Размеры:

длина: 94 см
минимальная ширина: 39 см
максимальная ширина: 47 см
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		<pubDate>Tue, 02 Jun 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Технические характеристики:

8 вибромоторов с индивидуальным управлением
легкий доступ к внутренним частям для обслуживания
тканевый чехол
длина кабеля USB: ~150 см
полная совместимость с программным обеспечением SimShaker

Размеры:

длина: 94 см
минимальная ширина: 39 см
максимальная ширина: 47 см

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		<title>Yoda NZ</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/posts/yoda-nz/</link>
		<description>A review of my Jet Seat haptic feedback device. Is it any good for DCS?  ABSOLUTELY
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		<pubDate>Sun, 17 May 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    A review of my Jet Seat haptic feedback device. Is it any good for DCS?  ABSOLUTELY

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		<title>Baldrick33</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/baldrick33/</link>
		<description>I got mine this week. I wondered if it would be comfortable enough and if it would be powerful enough - I had a couple of buttkickers I was using before and to get them powerful enough the amp would often cut out with a stall or gun fire etc. which was getting annoying.
I am glad to say it is more thickly padded than I expected and very comfortable and plenty powerful enough. I also bought simshaker wheels and it is great with iRacing and DiRT Rally 2.0!
Very impressed so far!</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Feb 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    I got mine this week. I wondered if it would be comfortable enough and if it would be powerful enough - I had a couple of buttkickers I was using before and to get them powerful enough the amp would often cut out with a stall or gun fire etc. which was getting annoying.
I am glad to say it is more thickly padded than I expected and very comfortable and plenty powerful enough. I also bought simshaker wheels and it is great with iRacing and DiRT Rally 2.0!
Very impressed so far!
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		<title>DragonDaddy</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/dragondaddy/</link>
		<description>Thanks for this really excellent upgrade. I did a demo on the SimShaker Wings software and after about five minutes of flying with it purchased a key. For my simple system and tastes, SimShaker Wings adds another dimension to bass shaking and immersion that I previously had never felt.
I&amp;rsquo;ve used Buttkicker for two years and have really enjoyed it and think it&amp;rsquo;s a good product. But I never felt as many individual sensations from it ( hits, flaps, gear, engine failures, explosions... until I starting using your product. It opens up a wider range and depth to the bass to give you a feeling of dimension and space. Add to this a MS Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 joystick and I get a sensation of being closer to the action, not just sitting at a computer but of being in battle, in a plane. Getting shot down, as I frequently do, has taken on a whole new meaning.
I look forward to upgrades you implement. For me, the more levels of customization available to me, the more fun I can have. Thanks for adding more fun for this pilot.</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 12 Feb 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Thanks for this really excellent upgrade. I did a demo on the SimShaker Wings software and after about five minutes of flying with it purchased a key. For my simple system and tastes, SimShaker Wings adds another dimension to bass shaking and immersion that I previously had never felt.
I’ve used Buttkicker for two years and have really enjoyed it and think it’s a good product. But I never felt as many individual sensations from it ( hits, flaps, gear, engine failures, explosions... until I starting using your product. It opens up a wider range and depth to the bass to give you a feeling of dimension and space. Add to this a MS Sidewinder Force Feedback 2 joystick and I get a sensation of being closer to the action, not just sitting at a computer but of being in battle, in a plane. Getting shot down, as I frequently do, has taken on a whole new meaning.
I look forward to upgrades you implement. For me, the more levels of customization available to me, the more fun I can have. Thanks for adding more fun for this pilot.
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		<title>Blooddawn1942</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/blooddawn1942/</link>
		<description>I installed and activated the beta version. This is totally awesome. I missed this feature here in IL2 so dearely! Once You are used to it in DCS You don&amp;acute;t want to miss it. IL2 feels like something totaly new now!!!!!! : )</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Feb 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    I installed and activated the beta version. This is totally awesome. I missed this feature here in IL2 so dearely! Once You are used to it in DCS You don´t want to miss it. IL2 feels like something totaly new now!!!!!! : )
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		<title>spitfirejoe</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/spitfirejoe/</link>
		<description>MUST HAVE.....GAME CHANGER!!!! WOW....AMAZING!!!
Those are my first words to describe what the Software of Andre makes out of IL-2.
So first of all thanks to Andre for making this reality and second for his support and effort to bring more Features and improve his Software.
I use Sim Shaker Wings with my Buttkicker Advance mounted directly onto the back of my bucket seat. I started to use this Setup for Sim Racing 2 days ago, starting with iRacing supported the Sim Shaking by the Software of Sim Racing Studio, which is great for SimRacing, but NOT for IL-2.
That is why I bought Andre&amp;acute;s Software today, only for IL-2 for me.
I had a bit of trouble to get it running and to set it up correctly, even reading the whole thread here and a lot of Infos of Andre&amp;acute;s Homepage I was NOT 100% sure how to connect my 1 Buttkicker that it will work. After some hours of trial and error I found a way how to get it going.
I was not sure if I must use the 1 Buttkicker ( I have no Jetseat Setup ) in the Software as &amp;quot;Mono&amp;quot; ( 1 device ) or &amp;quot;5.1&amp;quot; ( up to 6 devices ). I tried all but it did not work, even after setting up ASIO4all Software.
I have a dedicated 5.1 external USB Soundcard ( see Picture ) for my Buttkicker and with SimRacing titles using the Sim Racing Studio App, I must connect the Y-Splitter of my Buttkicker Amp to the Orange &amp;quot;Center/BassOut&amp;quot; to make it shake.
But strangely with the Software of Andre that does NOT work. I tried all other connections and found out that with Sim Shaking Wings Software ONLY the green &amp;quot;Front Out&amp;quot; works. I don&amp;acute;t understand why???!!! The bad thing is that I must change the Y-Splitter Jack all the time when changing from IL-2 to Sim Racing titles.
I can post my settings here ( see picture )
I must use a very low Engine Setting....ONLY 2% and with that the Engine shakes already really good. As a Suggestion, I wish that I could tweak the Engine more&amp;hellip;.with 1% it is too weak and with 2% it is close to too strong already..
Another Suggestion would be to sparate the effects &amp;quot;Stall/Aerodynamic Shake&amp;quot;, if that is possible? Because for me a strong Stall Vibration as warning is very important, in real flying you also feel a so called stall buffet. But with this Setup for a good stall shaking I get way toooo much of permanent shaking after I released the gear ( Gear Down ). With Gear Down inflight, the Buttkicker shakes way too much because of Aerodynamic Shake. I wish to divide those 2 Effects if possible.
Other than that I can give a 100% overwhelmed and positive Feedback. After reading so many others here happy with the vibrations and shaking I expected it must be great, but I did not expect it to be THAT GREAT! Great masterpiece of Software with 100% buying suggestion from myside.
Thanks at Andre and the Devs in Moscow to make my beloved IL-2 warbids come alive!
Best regards Joerg</description>
		<pubDate>Sat, 01 Feb 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    MUST HAVE.....GAME CHANGER!!!! WOW....AMAZING!!!
Those are my first words to describe what the Software of Andre makes out of IL-2.
So first of all thanks to Andre for making this reality and second for his support and effort to bring more Features and improve his Software.
I use Sim Shaker Wings with my Buttkicker Advance mounted directly onto the back of my bucket seat. I started to use this Setup for Sim Racing 2 days ago, starting with iRacing supported the Sim Shaking by the Software of Sim Racing Studio, which is great for SimRacing, but NOT for IL-2.
That is why I bought Andre´s Software today, only for IL-2 for me.
I had a bit of trouble to get it running and to set it up correctly, even reading the whole thread here and a lot of Infos of Andre´s Homepage I was NOT 100% sure how to connect my 1 Buttkicker that it will work. After some hours of trial and error I found a way how to get it going.
I was not sure if I must use the 1 Buttkicker ( I have no Jetseat Setup ) in the Software as &amp;quot;Mono&amp;quot; ( 1 device ) or &amp;quot;5.1&amp;quot; ( up to 6 devices ). I tried all but it did not work, even after setting up ASIO4all Software.
I have a dedicated 5.1 external USB Soundcard ( see Picture ) for my Buttkicker and with SimRacing titles using the Sim Racing Studio App, I must connect the Y-Splitter of my Buttkicker Amp to the Orange &amp;quot;Center/BassOut&amp;quot; to make it shake.
But strangely with the Software of Andre that does NOT work. I tried all other connections and found out that with Sim Shaking Wings Software ONLY the green &amp;quot;Front Out&amp;quot; works. I don´t understand why???!!! The bad thing is that I must change the Y-Splitter Jack all the time when changing from IL-2 to Sim Racing titles.
I can post my settings here ( see picture )
I must use a very low Engine Setting....ONLY 2% and with that the Engine shakes already really good. As a Suggestion, I wish that I could tweak the Engine more….with 1% it is too weak and with 2% it is close to too strong already..
Another Suggestion would be to sparate the effects &amp;quot;Stall/Aerodynamic Shake&amp;quot;, if that is possible? Because for me a strong Stall Vibration as warning is very important, in real flying you also feel a so called stall buffet. But with this Setup for a good stall shaking I get way toooo much of permanent shaking after I released the gear ( Gear Down ). With Gear Down inflight, the Buttkicker shakes way too much because of Aerodynamic Shake. I wish to divide those 2 Effects if possible.
Other than that I can give a 100% overwhelmed and positive Feedback. After reading so many others here happy with the vibrations and shaking I expected it must be great, but I did not expect it to be THAT GREAT! Great masterpiece of Software with 100% buying suggestion from myside.
Thanks at Andre and the Devs in Moscow to make my beloved IL-2 warbids come alive!
Best regards Joerg
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		<title>ICDP</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/icdp/</link>
		<description>I have to say the Jetseat support in Il-2 with the latest Simshaker Wings is nothing short of stunning. I am a strong advocate of using Force Feedback joystick and use a G940 stick despite also having a TM warthog stick. For the first time ever, the Jetseat has made my force feedback joystick feel unnecessary.

Stalls
Engine
Bumpy ground
Flaps
Gear
Firing weapons
Taking damage

All of them have a presence that just increases the immersion massively. Great work Andre and of course the devs for implementing this excellent addition.</description>
		<pubDate>Thu, 30 Jan 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    I have to say the Jetseat support in Il-2 with the latest Simshaker Wings is nothing short of stunning. I am a strong advocate of using Force Feedback joystick and use a G940 stick despite also having a TM warthog stick. For the first time ever, the Jetseat has made my force feedback joystick feel unnecessary.

Stalls
Engine
Bumpy ground
Flaps
Gear
Firing weapons
Taking damage

All of them have a presence that just increases the immersion massively. Great work Andre and of course the devs for implementing this excellent addition.
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		<title>HappyHaddock</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/happyhaddock/</link>
		<description>Thanks both for developing this and the support helping me get the demo version set up.
Got my buttkicker repaired today and have given this a first try. Excellent..... it is going to rate as one of those defining moments when flight sims took another step forward for me. I had kind of hoped that buying the buttkicker a couple of years ago was going to be one such moment but in reality it merely showed potential rather than delivered it.
This software turned the buttkicker from an amusing novelty I&apos;d only use when listening to music into something I&apos;d now list as a valuable and useful piece of kit for flight sims. Sure it might take a bit of tweaking to get things set up to my own preferences but I&apos;ve only just tried it for the first time so there&apos;s no reason to assume I can&apos;t balance the different effects to the levels I want them.
My first impressions are that G forces may be &amp;quot;overdone&amp;quot; as my chair was shaking like crazy when taking a gentle flight in a camel; I&apos;d assumed that it was the engine shake but even in a gentle glide with the engine off there was still some immense shaking and the indictor in your software was telling me it was g forces triggering this.... I think I may have to play with dead zone a lot!
I look forward to seeing how this will develop with time, and I&apos;m heading to your website now to formally purchase this.
Cheers</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Jan 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Thanks both for developing this and the support helping me get the demo version set up.
Got my buttkicker repaired today and have given this a first try. Excellent..... it is going to rate as one of those defining moments when flight sims took another step forward for me. I had kind of hoped that buying the buttkicker a couple of years ago was going to be one such moment but in reality it merely showed potential rather than delivered it.
This software turned the buttkicker from an amusing novelty I&apos;d only use when listening to music into something I&apos;d now list as a valuable and useful piece of kit for flight sims. Sure it might take a bit of tweaking to get things set up to my own preferences but I&apos;ve only just tried it for the first time so there&apos;s no reason to assume I can&apos;t balance the different effects to the levels I want them.
My first impressions are that G forces may be &amp;quot;overdone&amp;quot; as my chair was shaking like crazy when taking a gentle flight in a camel; I&apos;d assumed that it was the engine shake but even in a gentle glide with the engine off there was still some immense shaking and the indictor in your software was telling me it was g forces triggering this.... I think I may have to play with dead zone a lot!
I look forward to seeing how this will develop with time, and I&apos;m heading to your website now to formally purchase this.
Cheers
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		<title>THERION</title>
		<link>https://simshaker.ru/responses/therion/</link>
		<description>Well, mate, it is absolutely worth it. I&apos;m still testing my seat with the beta version (demo version), but I will definitely buy a licence for it.
And let me tell you, what I experienced with my tests until now, because it is not only a thing about immersion, no, it also helps you really
good when flying. Here is a small list of benefits:

- G-force effect: this helps you to fly your airplane clean and this cue also helps you to anticipate blackouts/redouts even before you
see the visual cue (grey tunnel vision/red tunnel vision). Having an enemy on your six, this will help you to evade and
control your evasive actions without loosing the control of your clean flight path. Very helpful indeed.

- Stall/Buffet: similar to the G-force effect, this helps you to prevent uncontrolled stall and is a good cue to help you when to deploy your
combat flaps if necessary.

Engine shake: well, I don&apos;t have to say much about it. If you feel your engine shake, then you are advised to RTB and conserve your engine.
Gear: when releasing the landing gear, you will feel the motion and locked down position.

There are some more effects and I need to fine tune them - as I mentioned already yesterday I had to tune down the damage cue because
per default it is 100% and I got really scared to hell, when I was hit the first time.
The gametrix software is not much of use, if you ask me. If you just want to relax and have a little massage, OK, but that&apos;s it. And if you
use the sound mode, your seat is going to rumble with every click you make, not to mention when you also have the game&apos;s music on etc.
It was bloody annoying and that&apos;s why I stopped using it.
Cheerio</description>
		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Jan 20 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    Well, mate, it is absolutely worth it. I&apos;m still testing my seat with the beta version (demo version), but I will definitely buy a licence for it.
And let me tell you, what I experienced with my tests until now, because it is not only a thing about immersion, no, it also helps you really
good when flying. Here is a small list of benefits:

- G-force effect: this helps you to fly your airplane clean and this cue also helps you to anticipate blackouts/redouts even before you
see the visual cue (grey tunnel vision/red tunnel vision). Having an enemy on your six, this will help you to evade and
control your evasive actions without loosing the control of your clean flight path. Very helpful indeed.

- Stall/Buffet: similar to the G-force effect, this helps you to prevent uncontrolled stall and is a good cue to help you when to deploy your
combat flaps if necessary.

Engine shake: well, I don&apos;t have to say much about it. If you feel your engine shake, then you are advised to RTB and conserve your engine.
Gear: when releasing the landing gear, you will feel the motion and locked down position.

There are some more effects and I need to fine tune them - as I mentioned already yesterday I had to tune down the damage cue because
per default it is 100% and I got really scared to hell, when I was hit the first time.
The gametrix software is not much of use, if you ask me. If you just want to relax and have a little massage, OK, but that&apos;s it. And if you
use the sound mode, your seat is going to rumble with every click you make, not to mention when you also have the game&apos;s music on etc.
It was bloody annoying and that&apos;s why I stopped using it.
Cheerio
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		<title>Gat App Technologies</title>
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		<description>I have to say I love this chair module. Makes flying so much realistic. Especially when dropping ordnance or shooting the gun. Lots of fun and highly recommended.
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 Apr 16 00:00:00 +0300</pubDate>
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                    I have to say I love this chair module. Makes flying so much realistic. Especially when dropping ordnance or shooting the gun. Lots of fun and highly recommended.

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