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Thrustmaster MFD Cougar Pack (Compatible with PC)

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Style: Thrustmaster MFD Cougar Pack PC


Features

  • 2 programmable LEDs per MFD, to identify the MFD during programming.
  • Multi-position, weighted, non-slip and detachable base
  • 20 buttons + 4 switches per MFD = 48 programmable controls in total
  • Multi-Function Display
  • 3 pre-printed cardboard layouts with presets for Microsoft Flight Simulator

Description

Pack of 2 multifunctional "USB Cockpit Panels", replicas of the U.S. Air Force F-16 MFD.

Release date: June 3, 2020


Product Dimensions: 12.99 x 2.56 x 5.91 inches; 2.38 Pounds


Type of item: Video Game


Language: English, French


Item model number: 2960708


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 2.38 pounds


Department: Electronics


Manufacturer: Thrustmaster VG


Country of Origin: USA


Date First Available: September 1, 2004


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    • Plug and play for DCS. No set up or key mapping needed.
I've got these mounted each to two pieces of wood which I painted black to match and screwed to my desk in the exact spot they are on my VR googles in the A-10C module for DCS. I can just reach put and touch them fairly easily, and it works pretty damn good. Better than any other method I've tried. They also look cool with the little carboard inserts. Each one has two lights on the top on the outside of the OSB buttons. Those indicate left or right MFD. Now, for me. I plugged them in and they where already in the correct spot. I probably just got lucky but It seemed like the strangely knew because I moved them around a lot while getting them mounted and never had to switch them around. IDK, probably just luck. My only complaint about them at all is the little kick-stand like things don't click in very well, and after a while they need to be reset because they just fall out and over time the entire MFD starts to lean. It's every like 15 times I play DCS, so it's not a big deal at all. I just wish they where like 25% better. They're totally plug and play for DCS, at least the official modules. Like I said, my favorite module is the A-10C II, and I've go these mounted specifically for that. For me anyway, no key mapping was required for any of the ED mods. They just plug in and work. I've also used these with the official F-16 module and the same was true. Worked without any set up or tweaking. Now, with 3rd party mods, they don't always just work automatically. You will have to set each button manually, or maybe find a downloadable key map online. Because the buttons have become muscle memory, I like to use them for other things in 3rd party mods like the F-22 or VSN F-4. But for those, each button has to be mapped manually. I was also really happy that they have green LEDs. My entire workstation is green LEDs. including the LEDs on my HOTAS, inside my PC, under my desk, and my Razer Chroma is set to the same shade of green. So they match my set-up perfectly. From what I can tell, they're only green and the only way to shut them off is to unplug them. This is my second complaint. Though, I might just be missing something too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2023 by kim anderson
    • Avid Flight Simmers - buy it!
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IN PACKAGE: -2 MFD USB Controllers with approx. 81 inches of USB cable from base to plug-in per MFD -2 Base sets with parts for adjusting the degrees at which they sit -Instruction manual -CD Software -Multiple back plate images (some which are blank so you can write what you want) -2 clear front plates to protect the back plate images or LED/LCD screens (Not included - but if you wanted to add them) PROS: +Good solid build and feels durable +Plug-n-play +Very long USB cord +Simple/easy software +Adjustable back-lit green light that can get VERY bright +Heavy base if you intend to use them standing up +Parts included to adjustable the degrees at which they stand +Price is very reasonable for what you get CON - The buttons feel "squishy" instead of feeling like solid clicks when pressed. It takes away from the aesthetic feel a bit, but I easily get over this given the immersion these give. Although, I am a bit concerned given how soft they feel if they might get stuck or sticky later on down the road, I've had them for about 2 months now and no issues - so I can't ditch a star for that...yet. But if it does happen, I'll update my review so potential future purchasers will know. ------NOTE: -These DO NOT come with LCD/LED screens. It is not advertised and at their price point, I don't expect them to be included either; thus, expect to spend extra to buy LCD/LED screens if you want to put them behind these. It just amazes me at some of the reviews/comments I see of people upset as they don't come with screens included. If they did, these things would be in the $300-$700 range. I appreciate the fact they do not come with it so average working Joe's like me can buy them :) Later down the road if you want to buy and add screens, you can. GAMES: -DCS A-10 - If you are buying them for this, it's simply plug-n-play. DCS World recognizes these and automatically sets ALL buttons for you. Even the brightness, contrast, and gain buttons in the corner work! -FALCON BMS - Falcon recognizes these as gaming controllers but, you'll have to manually set each OSB in Falcon's button settings to the corresponding button on the controller OSB 1-5: Top row buttons (from left to right) OSB 6-10: Right row buttons (top to bottom) OSB 11-15: Bottom row buttons (from right to left) OSB 16-20: Left row buttons (from bottom to top) You can also assign the brightness up/down function in the settings menu to Brightness button as well. This just took all but 5 mins. and everything worked great! OVERALL AND FINAL THOUGHTS: While I definitely do not think you should get these before you have a good solid HOTAS system and IR Tracker, it comes in solid 3rd for me - even before rudder pedals - which are stupidly expensive :) If you or your friends are asking "What's the point if there's no screen behind it?" It's an easy answer...it keeps your hands off the mouse! You can change your MFD screens in game with the click of a button and faster than you can with your mouse, especially if you mount them. Again, not to mention the immersion that you're sitting in the cockpit. So far I love them. Definitely a must if you enjoy flight sims. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2015 by Tyler Tyler

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