so how it use for rotate?
thanx

If I remember correctly the cyclic twists for directional control. Additionally, the cyclic for the Comanche is on the armrest, not between the pilot's legs.

heh, i still belived that, what twist is good control like my sidewinder:)
thanx for answer
yes i sew what cyclic in comanche not berween the pilot's legs:) thanx again

in f-16 too:)

yet, too, and either in russion sound can be ishshyo with other words how - takzhe, snova, opyat(t like titi) - too, either, again; respectively, even again will eshshyo 2, so i used yet in unedit post:)
10x 4 patient:)

pardon:) we talked about comanche tail control, and after AlphaOneSix say what is twist on cyclic, and noticed what in comanche cyclic not between the pilot's leg, but is on the armrest, i say thanks and what i guessed what twisthndle likle in my sidewinder can be good in some flight real systems, after i say what i sew in comanche cyclic so know what this not between pilot's legs, and atleast i say wrong word in english, i say in f-16 yet(stick which control bank and lift like cyclic in chopers on the armrest)
yet is russ sound ishshyo or eshshyo too, so i edit and say "f-16 too"(got joy on armrest), but not "f-16 yet", and after some words about similarity russian and english, but notice about word ishshyo which mean every thing wtif about:)

i think if chopters haven't enought speed cyclic can control only bank(bank forward, bank back, bank left, bank right) without lift like in f-16:) but with simple analog, cyclic and collective could be respectively joy and throttle, for harrier, in hover hold, particular

Kassie ive been using the Saitek pedals you have for a while now. The Toe Brake function is aimed at fixed wing flight sims as far as i can tell. Just set your pedals to rudder and use the twist action. You can also set a small dead zone so you dont tend to over steer, as you will tend to "wag the tail" a bit until you get used to flying with pedals.
Also You will find you will have to relearn your flying a little, but using pedals really adds to the flight sim experience, now you can start saving for your Trackir

Thanks for sharing.


I keep that one in mind. Saitek's default settings works pretty well.


I already agree with that.

Learning it, comes quite natural. By the way, I never used the rocker switch on my HOTAS much.

But what are the right settings? For the blue force: press down the right rudder to move to the ... .

Anyway, I play Comanche all the time. It doens't have rudder pedals in real live!!! Argghh. So far my simulation intentions. Well, anyway, I think I'm going to expand my experience with the Russian helis, which comes more difficult to me.


Nope, I'm done. I have a:

1. TrackIR
2. HOTAS (Saitek X-45)
3. rudder pedals (Saitek "Pro Flight")
4. voice recognition (€15 head set)

I'm satisfied for now.

Press down right rudder... to turn the nose to the right

How many of you with rudder pedals have cross-coupling (a.k.a. tail mixing) off?

On. But I have the rudder pedals for 1 week. Should I turn it off?

http://www.eechcentral.com/wiki/index.php?title=Dynamics#Cross_Couple

Cross-couple "On" for me too.

Speaking of rudder pedals,,

I've got some Thrustmaster RCS pedals & want to hook em up..
I'm asking,,for suggestions as to what i need for the best results..
They have a Y cable with a serial (game port) connector,but my M$FF Sidewinder joy has USB..
Now,I've got another joy stick with serial connector that i could use,,but it has no throttle control..

I also have a couple older joysticks with throttle control,,with no twist control..

Does EECH recognize 2 separate control inputs?

Maybe i could have rudder pedals & joy connected together,,then a separate joy with throttle or buy a throttle control,,although i haven't seen just throttle for sale in stores...

You mean like this:



Hardware
- HOTAS
- rudder pedals
- gamepad (USB joystick)

Ahhh yes!
That's great,,I'm sure with all the Joy sticks I got laying around something can be made to work..

These pedals I've got are in really good shape,,bought em at a thrift shop,,$10.00 US.They do work,cause i tried em on another sim..