How do I reduce the Factory Deadzone of my Flightstick?

[6./ZG26_Klaus_Mann]

TL;DR I'm guessing it is a Software Problem and I would like to look into the .cfg or whatever file a Controller gets in which the Voltage Values of the Sensors are stored.

 

I just bought a Titanwolf Vulture and am mostly happy with it except for the Deadzone of the Twist-Axis.

It is very large.

The Rudder Control itself is steady and precise, but it just kind of starts at some point through the Twist Travel.

I opened up the Stick and the Sensor doesn't have any Play in it. Physically it's fine.

Windows Automatic Calibration is useless as ever.

 

 

[Sokol1]

Probable this electronic deadzone is in controller firmware,* there's n way to change this, unless you replace the original USB controller - what is a bit laborious.

 

Titanwolf Vulture stick is an downgraded copy of (discontinued) Defender Cobra M5 - already downgraded in V3 version (V2 had VKB electronics).

In X,Y axes are contacless sensor, but twist axis is an cheap potentiometer,

 

*Or is in the potentiometer itself, that may have a mechanical deadzone - the center of resistive trail is blank, with the purpose that X, Y movements don't cause unwanted twist axis movement.

BTW - For a better calibration don't use the obsolete Windows Games controllers (is the sames since ~WinXP), but manufacturer software or if not furnished, DView or DXTweak.