I use the THRUSTMASTER T.16000M stick, and I find it may be the best stick available
in this price category. But why on earth did they make this "green-light-district"
at the bottom? During night missions, it can be really disturbing!

Well, there is a quite simple solution: cut it off!
Here is how:

WIKIhow - Disable the green light on a Thrustmaster T.16000M Joystick

I did that, and it worked fine (and I am a Neanderthal man, when it comes to electric tricks!).

Olham, Thanks for the tip.

It's never bothered me... but I do not fly with lights out.
I skip that part of realism.

I have been considering taking a look inside to see if I could move the wires from one or two of the base buttons to position on the stick itself.

Thanks for this, Olham!

That light has bugged me for over two years!

good on you Olham......been dying to do this for years. So simple......I feel a bit of a fool. thx!!

Well, I guess as WW I pilots flying in open cockpits ANY time of year,
without oxygen even at the highest altitudes, and without parachutes to jump
from burning crates, we must have a very high level breaking point?