Question About Inputs For DCS

[AG-51_Razor]

Presently I have my Warthog HOTAS, Saitek rudder pedals and 2 TM MFD's for input to DCS. Is it possible to add another TM MFD (or 2)??

[Apache600]

I don't see any conflictions.  Each TM MFD should have its own serial ID.  You could even hook up another Warthog if you wanted.

[AG-51_Razor]

Cool beans! Thanks Apache    I saw the post in the Garmin 430 forum about using a TM MFD to input all the data and it occurred to me that, with an additional pair of those MFD's, I could use them exclusively for tuning radios.

[AG-51_Bulldog]

Presently I have my Warthog HOTAS, Saitek rudder pedals and 2 TM MFD's for input to DCS. Is it possible to add another TM MFD (or 2)??

I do have 4 Cougar MFD's but as now just use the 2. Plan was going to use 3-4 when F-18 or now with the Harrier gets out for sure.. First 2-3 for existing Cockpit MFD's and extras for additional plane controls. If like the A-10C MFD's will be pre programed for game..

[AG-51_MD44]

Yup, each input is it's own device so should show up as it's own.  Some guys like to use 2 sticks in Star Citizen and a single throttle.  Strange but it's the same concept.

[AG-51_Kaydo]

DCS is also one of the few games that reconizes a 64 button switch without the use of SVmapper or similar programs

[AG-51_Bulldog]

DCS is also one of the few games that reconizes a 64 button switch without the use of SVmapper or similar programs

Because DCS is the most rocking sim out there...