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| 25350 | 2001-11-23 08:33:00 | I am keen to try out my new MS Flight Sim but I don't want to colour the experience by trying to fly with a simple joystick and no rudder pedals. Does anybody know sites where I can buy a control column and rudder pedals, preferably as two units so that I can choose to use a joystick when flying older planes like spitfires etc Thanx Michael |
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| 25351 | 2001-11-23 09:16:00 | Michael, I had a Microsoft joystick from a while back (came with Fury 3, about 95/96) that you could twist the stick to emulate rudder controls. Way cheaper than the full yoke/pedals thing. Is that worth trying? Robo. |
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| 25352 | 2001-11-23 22:27:00 | Um, thanks Robo, but cost is not the issue. I'm after the best flying experience and a yoke & rudder pedals seems to be the best bet for small aircraft and airliners. I like the idea of the joystick for jet fighters though, and I know that the latst airliners use fly by wire with joystick controls just like a video game! Michael |
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| 25353 | 2001-11-23 23:34:00 | Go to www.chproducts.com I have their Flight Sim Yoke USB And Pro Pedals Usb. The yoke has levers for throttle,prop and mixture plus 20 button functions - you rarely need to touch the keyboard. The pedals have toe brakes. This lot does not come cheap (over $800 by the time you pay GST here) but is well worth it. It just does`nt feel right flying a Lancaster or a Cessna with a joystick. If you are in Auckland you can come and try mine. |
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