I have a CM2 throttle and a Warbird stick base. Both mount perfectly with the included hardware. The included plate fits into the Warbird's mounting holes. The new version of the CM2 throttle is attached to the plate with two screws and balanced with a cross. Both are rock solid without any movement. I have included photos showing that they can even be mounted on my metal framed desk while still being sturdy. When flying in DCS and some space games, the movements are ZERO. When I grab the base and rock it, the only movement is the movement of my table. If I grab him like he owes me money, he'll give in, but it's no use. When I mounted it flush to the table as usual, the stability was as solid as anything else. I'm amazed at how strong and stable they are. The purchase price of Hotta mounts and their costs are impressive. According to reviews, assembly is difficult. There are diagrams and a very rough guide on how they work together. I'm not practical at all. The first lasted less than an hour. 2nd place in 20 minutes. Just take a breath and use your common sense, look at the pictures and you'll be fine.
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