But the HCS binds are goofing up some of my controls. So now in ED I have a new control set option for hcsX52-pro.
But I need to learn the most basic at first. Is there an existing cheat sheet for the most common required Astra commands? The profile I imported had almost 1500 commands in total. Or do I need to edit the controls one by one in ED while I have the hcsX52 binds selected? Or can I somehow edit the hcsX52 binds (that is something I'm not sure how to do? Would I edit that in the saitek software?) Do I edit the saitek profile in their editor (create a modified or new profile for the x52pro). But now, what I'm asking is what is the smart way to proceed. I'm very new to ED and the X52 and voice attack. Example T1 for switching fire control group, and the 'i' button for engine boost. Then I copied "HCSPacks X52 Pro.binds" in the proper frontier folder. I installed voiceattack with ASTRA, I imported the "1.6.5 Full House Profile - HOTAS.vap" profile into voiceattack, set VA to active window. So in ED under controls I would select 'Saitek X52 pro' as the control defaults. But it is me who repairs it all the time.I have ED with an X52-pro. It has to be said, though, I use it and I am a PvPer so it isn't that bad after all. However, if it is pure quality you are seeking then I think you should avoid this HOTAS. If you really need a fancy looking HOTAS but do not intend to use it intensively I think the X52 Peo is for you but as soon as you really start using it you have to prepare for somewhat mjor malfunctions. That said, you must choose between good looking and partially working or the 16kM and, ofcourse, the prices and variants. While I personally haven't experienced and issues with the spring I definately heard that it is a major one for other users.
The wiring is fine for what it is and the buttons usually respond with a good amount of pressure without using violent force.
Usually it consists out of plastic and glue. Had to replace it once and I refused to wait months the second time which is why I repaired it myself and removed some parts to let it work properly. It's clearly not made for intense use and breaks fast. As an intense X52 Pro user I can not suggest it.
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