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    Loose rudder on Saitek Cyborg Evo

    As you might of guessed from the title, I'm suffering with a loose rudder on the Cyborg Evo (twisty handle bit). Have any of you guys had (and more importantly resoved) this problem, as it's a pain in the bum on LOMAC, as it's nigh on impossible to fly straight as the rudder is constantly moving....
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    we've found that the easiest way to cure that is to go to PCWorld and buy a new one. If you use it regularly, it's gonna wear out - current estimate for a sim-nut is anywhere from 6 months to a year... and at £30 a pop it's cheaper to just go and get a new one tbh.

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    Okay, I might just do that. I've had it well over a year, although it's not too much use recently - although it's still really usefull for Battlefield 2.
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    Saitek have a Dead band utility on their site which may help?

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    Too late! Already got a new Cyborg Evo.
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    good choice

    Cyborg Evo is a great stick, but as my main man Tumble says....one year MAX for a flight sim dude!

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