Originally Posted by RetiredF4
The SS has an artificial feel, i did not deny that. It tells you stick deflected NU, than trim NU to equalize, or vice versa. Itīs not comparable to a tactile feedback (be it natural or artificial), where the amount of mistrim and therefore the amount of necessary correction can be felt in the hand on the stick due to stick deflection from neutral and force required to keep it deflected. It is therefore airload related feedback.
This is what the transducers are supposed to do. Feedback from every control surface is recorded, digitalized and corresponding pressure is applied back to each sidesticks axis. What should have created the legend of "no sidestick feedback" is due to normal C* law feeling of being always correctly trimmed (which is the case).