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General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: HamrDown on November 16, 2018, 04:50:04 PM
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Trying to figure out best scaling and deadband for CH Pro Pedals. Been trying to use them and went back using twisty rudder on my Thrustmaster T16000m because I was not able to keep my pipper on a target, kept having to adjust left and right and end up even missing hitting an Ack.
Does anyone have suggestions or can send pic of how you have your scaling and deadband set?
Thanks! :salute
HamrDown
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You don't need to scale the rudder axis.
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If you find that you are unintentionally accidentally pressing on your rudder pedals, you can remedy this by adding just a little deadband
But I agree with AckAck, just turn scaling off, so you can get 1 to 1 ratio....
Hope this helps
TC
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I will try that. Thanks Gent <S>!
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Trying to figure out best scaling and deadband for CH Pro Pedals. Been trying to use them and went back using twisty rudder on my Thrustmaster T16000m because I was not able to keep my pipper on a target, kept having to adjust left and right and end up even missing hitting an Ack.
Does anyone have suggestions or can send pic of how you have your scaling and deadband set?
Thanks! :salute
HamrDown
Instead of adjusting your air to ground shot with rudder input try to stabilize your aim point below the target so you don't need rudder input then shoot as you fly the aim point through the target.
Generally your best consistency comes from a stable aircraft. Every action will have a reaction.
Deadband is good if you rest your feet on the pedals but it makes corrections jerky.
You can use modes to make it easy to compare settings in the same flight. Set one mode with deadband and no scaling, set another with no deadband and default scaling. Set a button to switch modes back and forth.
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I scale my bullets so they are larger. :D
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I scale my bullets so they are larger. :D
Oh if only... :devil