Description
Gunfighter Mk.III ‘WWII Combat Edition’
Adjustable dampers allow the user to adjust the friction of the stick, which results in a heavier throw with less oscillation. The all-metal gimbal supports up to two springs per axis (up to 2x #40 spring strength), which allows for a stiffer overall feel during stick movement, especially when using an extension or a heavy grip
Includes:
KG12 WWII Combat Grip
- Right-hand grip design
- Ergonomic grip angle (can be rotated left up to 15 degrees)
- 6 programmable buttons (12 via shift function)
- Metal trigger
Included Gunfighter Mk.III Base:
Hardware:
- Built to Last
- All-metal gimbal w/ adjustable axis dampers
- Swappable cams and springs
- “Avia” cams with progressive loading (soft and hard center)
- “Space” cams with linear loading (soft and hard center)
- Cams made of hardened stainless steel alloy
- Wide stance tabletop base plate
- Blackbox w/ 32-bit ARM MCU active USB 2.0 controller
- Set of springs
- Spring installation tool
- 50 cm (1.6′) interface cable
- 180 cm (6′) USB 2.0 cable
Features:
- Works with all flight simulations
- No drivers required
- Digital Hi-resolution contactless sensors
- Save and load custom profiles
- Software tunable axes
- Upgradeable firmware via USB interface
Optional Kit:
Gunfighter Pro-L(ong) comes with a 200 mm Stick Extension
- 200 mm (8″) curved extension
- Set of #50 springs – extra strong
- Grip fastener
- Does not include Small Base Plate (offered separately)
Gunfighter Pro-S(hort) comes with a 100 mm Stick Extension
- 100 mm (4″) straight extension
- Set of #50 springs – extra strong
- Grip fastener
- Does not include Small Base Plate (offered separately)
Warranty:
- 2 Years
Instructions:
Downloads:
- Please visit the Downloads section to download the required firmware and tools needed to flash and calibrate.
- VKB Gunfighter Tabletop Measurements
- VKB Gunfighter Pro Measurements
NOTE: The clutch dampers are tightened at the factory to prevent them from loosening during shipping; before you connect your Gunfighter to your PC, you will need to loosen the dampers for both pitch and roll axes to achieve correct return-to-center axes movements after calibration (refer to this video for details).