I am getting ready to change over my home brew flight gear to hall effect sensors from pots. In the course of the change I want to redo my rudder peddles. I have changed them many times over the years, they are functional but they are a little wonky. I want to solidify them, make them more realistic. In the past they had to use a certain % of the pot to be used with the plane brain. The hall effect sensors will require a smaller amount of movement.
My question is for those whom have actually flown aircraft. Maybe someone has actually sat a WW2 warbird cockpit?????? or if not just the standard amount of movement.
The peddles are a P-51 configuration. I wanted to know how much distance the peddles actually depress in real life?
and are they slaved together?
ie: depressing 1 pushes back on the other.
knowledge appreciated.
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