Also I have the problem of the Throttle running only between 10-75% and cannot get it to idle or Afterburners. I have tried all the other suggestions to get around this but don't seem to be able to do so.

If I calibrate in Windows I can see the Throttle is at 0% and then at 100% when I move it. In FSX, the bug occurs. I have calibrated in game and out of game. No joy.

Also my brakes are sticking too. If I click Parking brake and then release it releases, however the toe brakes seem to want to always been enabled.

What's is the expected release times between software version for this unit?

At present I am running on 5.08 which was published a day before I bought the unit which was great as it has many bugs from what I have read ironed out of the system. I was just curious if Logitech had certain standards which meant a software version a month or more often than a month...etc

Also I have the problem of the Throttle running only between 10-75% and cannot get it to idle or Afterburners. I have tried all the other suggestions to get around this but don't seem to be able to do so.

If I calibrate in Windows I can see the Throttle is at 0% and then at 100% when I move it. In FSX, the bug occurs. I have calibrated in game and out of game. No joy.

Also my brakes are sticking too. If I click Parking brake and then release it releases, however the toe brakes seem to want to always been enabled.

They are my only two issues at the moment with the unit. Everything else is very fluid. I must say flying a two engine aircraft with two throttles... that was a lot of fun. However the constant hover I get in a helicopter cause of the throttle issue, isn't. However makes you look like you can hover really well!!!

So any suggestions on those two issues would be great or is this also an issue logitech is looking into with their software (the throttle issue) as from what I have read I am not the only one with that problem.

Many thanks for a sensational unit.

One problem I have with the G940 is actually when it's "resting", i.e. outside of any game when and when I'm not holding it. It will suddenly (may be hours after last use) move to the bottom right corner, and apparently using a lot of force to keep it there. It will then also become very hot, and if I try to use it in a game after it's been in that position for some time it will often just completely fail. I guess it may be overheating? If I unplug it and let it cool for a while it will work again once I plug it back in.

I also notice that if I grip the stick while it's in this forced bottom right position, then the force will disappear and it moves back to center. So it's only while the sensor which detects if you're holding the stick is not covered this happens. I thought the sensor was supposed to do the oposite, turn off forces when the stick is not used, not use a lot of force when no one is holding the stick.

Currently I unplug the stick whenever I'm not using it, but that's a bit bothersome. Do you think it would be better to just cover the sensor, and let the stick think I'm always holding it? Or could that have other bad effects?

Unplugging the power connector during long periods when you aren't playing isn't a bad idea - it will save some energy too. You can leave the USB plugged in. The stick is fully functional, except for forces, when the mains power is disconnected.