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Help and Support Forums => Help and Training => Topic started by: Tr1gg22 on September 16, 2010, 05:10:50 PM
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My rudder pedals are done for the way they are suppose to work :eek: My question is why can I not set up my brakes for my rudders? If anyone know's how I would go about this please let me no.. Ty
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My rudder pedals are done for the way they are suppose to work :eek: My question is why can I not set up my brakes for my rudders? If anyone know's how I would go about this please let me no.. Ty
I'm not familiar with Saitek rudders, do they have both push "toes" axis and a "slide forward or backward" axis?
For example, can you push the toes of the rudders forward independently of sliding the rudders forward and backward?
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I'm not familiar with Saitek rudders, do they have both push "toes" axis and a "slide forward or backward" axis?
For example, can you push the toes of the rudders forward independently of sliding the rudders forward and backward?
yes to all the above..
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yes to all the above..
Should be able to map the left and right brakes to each toe pedal, and then map the Z axis to the rudder left/right.
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Should be able to map the left and right brakes to each toe pedal, and then map the Z axis to the rudder left/right.
what i was saying is that my regular slide for my rudder is broke... I want to change my brakes to rudder... TY for the reply :salute
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Not possible because each brake uses a different axis X and Y and rudder uses one axis Z.
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what i was saying is that my regular slide for my rudder is broke... I want to change my brakes to rudder... TY for the reply :salute
If you contact Saitek, they will mail you a reinforcement kit along with installation instructions.
Mine disappeared before I had a chance to install it (long story) and Saitek refused to mail me a second kit, so I was able to correct it myself using some epoxy and a couple of small bolts. Works like a charm now and won't come off track anymore. If nothing else, you should be able to pop it back on track and get some more life out of them... All you really have to do is remove the 2 billion screws from the base of the unit (including the four behind the center four rubber feet) and pull the panel off and you'll see what it takes to fix them.
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http://bbs.hitechcreations.com/smf/index.php/topic,262175.0.html
I had some pictures on my fix but have since deleted them I think!
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thanks for the replies :salute