CH pedals

[Gman]

Saiteks are wider by a fair bit than CH, IMO that makes them more comfortable.

[Zacherof]

Well these will deffinatly take some getting used to
Especially the opposite input

[Ack-Ack]

Well these will deffinatly take some getting used to
Especially the opposite input

The learning curve shouldn't be that steep.  Fly offline for a couple of hours doing basic flight maneuvers and afterwards you'll start to get a feel for the pedals.  In all honestly, it shouldn't take no more than a couple of days to get comfortable using them.

[Zacherof]

Well, I started but jumping right into a furball. At first it was frustrating, but after an hour or so I'm getting the hang of it. Now I just need to figure out what to do with my other free hand lol. Might be time to get a throttle

[Bizman]

Well, I started but jumping right into a furball. At first it was frustrating, but after an hour or so I'm getting the hang of it. Now I just need to figure out what to do with my other free hand lol. Might be time to get a throttle

Definitely! A throttle is a must! How come you have managed so far without one?

My only issue with my current setup is that I don't use the dozen buttons on my stick base at all. I should have an extra pair of hands for them!

[Zacherof]

Definitely! A throttle is a must! How come you have managed so far without one?

My only issue with my current setup is that I don't use the dozen buttons on my stick base at all. I should have an extra pair of hands for them!

Honestly my ch flightstick was fine. It has a throttle wheel, so my hand jumped from their, to the a s d keys for rudder and the key pad for views since my hat switch is going out lol.
One day!

[Pudgie]

Honestly my ch flightstick was fine. It has a throttle wheel, so my hand jumped from their, to the a s d keys for rudder and the key pad for views since my hat switch is going out lol.
One day!

If you were using them CH pedals when I ran into you in the Beta yesterday I'd say you had the hang of them just fine!

 

BTW I use a full CH USB HOTAS as well (Combatstick 568, Pro Throttle & Pro Pedals).

FYI.

[Zacherof]

That was pre rudder pedals lol. Right now in trying to come up with a way to prevent them from being pushed forward when I use them heavily

[The Fugitive]

A piece or two of velcro has kept mine where I put them for years. If on a carpet you only need the "hook" side on the pedals.

[Pudgie]

What Fugi said.

 

[Zacherof]

A piece or two of velcro has kept mine where I put them for years. If on a carpet you only need the "hook" side on the pedals.

Was actually thinking about that otw home from running errands. Wife uses them for everything so why not my pedals lol

[zack1234]

If your using CH pedals on a carpet Velcro will not stop it moving.

When I got my CH pedals they came with 'stops' which slotted in to make them car sim pedals, I superglue them underneath the pedals which stopped them sliding

[Zacherof]

Found them. When ever I have time I'm going to do the same. Gets anointing when your pedals have rotated 45 degrees to the left air right haha




Also thank you everyone for the tips and help.!

[Brooke]

My computer desk is up against a wall.  I put a small sturdy cardboard box on either side of the cable on my CH pedals, between the base and the wall.  Then, the base can't move forward or rotate.