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Tracker IR... Do You Wonder What It's Like?

GT182

GT182

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Here's a video that tells you......

Natural Point Tracker IR4 Click on Flight. Driving and Combat videos are also included.

This one of the most important tools made for Flight Simming..... other than your joystick and rudder pedals. Honest!
 
Couldn't agree more. In fact I bought my TIR before my rudder pedals (I had to choose which one to get at the time) and don't regret one second of it. I get by with using the pedals from my MOMO racing wheel but I COULD NOT get by without my TIR now I have had it for a couple of years!
 
I've got the IR2 and IR4. I was going to sell the IR2 but couldn't part with it. Besides, it's handy as a backup just in case. ;)

And I couldn't fly on the computer without a Tracker. It makes that much of a difference.
 
I like it when flying. One less thing I gotta move to see the scenery and it makes flying more real.
 
i could never get mine working properly, course it didnt makes thing any easier when my dog chewed the clip on to hat thingi :frown:
 
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