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sternone, I've completely failed to gain any semblance of control over Flight Sim 2004 with the CH yoke. Even flying straight and level is impossible, so please will you explain how to configure it so I might also learn to love it!
sternone, I've completely failed to gain any semblance of control over Flight Sim 2004 with the CH yoke. Even flying straight and level is impossible, so please will you explain how to configure it so I might also learn to love it!
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Once you get your yoke and pedals sorted strongly recommend buying the Just Flight "Flying Club" for more realistic light aircraft. (PA 28,38,C152 and Seneca) The warrior I am training on is almost identically equipped to the sim one and handles very realistically Except for flap deployment which is instant and causes huge pitch up for a moment. The Microsoft supplied aircraft in Flight Sim are awful, especially in pitch where they can be impossibly unstable
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I had the CH Yoke and Pro Pedals, and I ended up getting rid of them as I found them to be all but useless. The Yoke wasn't so bad, but there was very little resistance, and the mounting clamps kept coming undone no matter what I did to tighten them up. The pedals were appauling, the resistance was so light that I found I was applying considerable amounts of rudder without even realising, and (to my knowledge) there is no way of adjusting it without a DIY bodge. Waste of £200
(Didn't help either that shortly after purchasing the CH Yoke and Pedals I switched to an aircraft that has a stick! )
(Didn't help either that shortly after purchasing the CH Yoke and Pedals I switched to an aircraft that has a stick! )
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I had the CH Yoke and Pro Pedals, and I ended up getting rid of them as I found them to be all but useless. The Yoke wasn't so bad, but there was very little resistance, and the mounting clamps kept coming undone no matter what I did to tighten them up. The pedals were appauling, the resistance was so light that I found I was applying considerable amounts of rudder without even realising, and (to my knowledge) there is no way of adjusting it without a DIY bodge. Waste of £200
(Didn't help either that shortly after purchasing the CH Yoke and Pedals I switched to an aircraft that has a stick! )
(Didn't help either that shortly after purchasing the CH Yoke and Pedals I switched to an aircraft that has a stick! )
I also use FSUIPC in FS2004 to calibrate both of them further for added realism and control.
Link to control manager info here: http://www.chproducts.com/retail/tec...l_manager.html
Link to FSUIPC for FS24004 here:
http://www.schiratti.com/dowson.html
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Split from this thread, so as not to hijack it.
sternone, I've completely failed to gain any semblance of control over Flight Sim 2004 with the CH yoke. Even flying straight and level is impossible, so please will you explain how to configure it so I might also learn to love it!
sternone, I've completely failed to gain any semblance of control over Flight Sim 2004 with the CH yoke. Even flying straight and level is impossible, so please will you explain how to configure it so I might also learn to love it!
I agree with the FS remark, please use it on X-plane (http://www.x-plane.org) you will feel the difference !!! (dont forget after install the demo to calibrate it all correctly in the menu Settings->Joystick & Equipment)
Sadly demo is only 6 minutes, but it should give you a feel how great this game is ! You even have a FAA Aproved X-plane version, and the best of all, it runs amazinly on my intel mac!!! (v8.5)
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Then I could get a decent joystick and toss my CH yoke!