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May 21
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, 2004 at 4:50pm
Fly2e
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I was looking for some feedback on this "Bundled" package from CH Products:
http://www.chproducts.com/retail/usb_pro_pedals.html
I know it is a bit much, but money aside, having all three levels of control, do you think it might be worth it? I am seriously considering this package and would appreciate some feedback. I currently am using the Saitek X45 throttle/joystick combo and love it. I am getting pedals and now after seeing this package, I am really thinking of hanging up the Saitek, (anybody want it), and just getting this entire package.
THROTTLE
Bundle - USB Pro Throttle / IL2
$159.95
USB Pro Throttle bundled with Ubi Soft Entertainments IL-2 Sturmovik (full version). Software not compatible with Mac. Joystick features: one 8-way switch, three 4-way switches, three push buttons, one mode switch, one mini-joystick, three programming modes accessed through the mode switch and 23 programmable buttons for a total of 69 programmable functions in all. The Control Manager programming software allows the user to reassign the axes between devices. It also allows three programming modes, including single key and macros. Software features: Award winning WWII Combat Simulation
YOKE
Bundle - USB Flight Sim Yoke / IL-2
$159.95
USB Flight Sim Yoke bundled with Ubi Soft Entertainments IL-2 Sturmovik (full version). Software not compatible with Mac. Yoke features: 5 axis of control including pitch, roll, throttle, and two game-designated axes. A total of 20 button functions including one 8-way hat switch, two 2-way rocker switches, two 2-way flap switches, and 4 push buttons. Software programmable using standard Macintosh GUI. Bi-directional, adjustable lever control for maximum compatibility. Pitch trim control. 7 foot cable. Adjustable desk clamps. Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, and Mac OS 8.6 and above (with Input Sprocket v1.7 or above). Software features: Award winning WWII Combat Simulation
PEDALS
Bundle - USB Pro Pedals / IL-2
$159.95
USB Pro Pedals bundled with Ubi Soft Entertainments IL-2 Sturmovik (full version). Software not compatible with Mac. Pro Pedal features:differential toe brake support and a gas / break function, these pedals can take you from the airfield right down to the racetrack. Don't forget to buckle up! Pro Pedals USB are the first rudder pedals available which feature two modes of operation: A “plane” mode which uses a forward/backward rudder motion for flying games, and a “car” mode, featuring an up/down pivot movement for auto racing. Software
Thanks for your responses, I appreciate it!
Dave
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May 21
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, 2004 at 5:44pm
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Looks nice but I still like my control system. Everything at my fingertips.
I only pretend to know what I'm talking about. Heck, that's what lawyers, car mechanics, and IT professionals do everyday.
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May 21
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Dave,
Depends on what you tend to fly.
If I were going to go the CH products "package" idea....... I'd get the yoke, pedals, and the NEW four engine throttle quadrant, not the HOTAS type one. But I tend to fly "heavy metal" most of the time.
I have the CH products pedals and yoke...... they are GREAT. Well made, work flawlessly, and installation is a snap. The next choice in that yoke and pedals department appears to jump the price factor to about $400 each. Much more realistic.... but for almost a grand...... you'd expect it to be. And I don't have a grand to spend on this stuff.
The CH pedals and yoke can be had for about $109 usd each if you look around.
best,
....................john
PS: I'll be flying in an Airbus for the first time shortly, USA to Japan (real world). All other flights have been Boeing.
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I dunno Dave...
...!
I'm quite happy with my Logitech Wingman Force 3D joystick for chuffin' around in my piston GA aircraft for the princely price of £39, (new).... 8)..!
..anything dearer than that I would prefer to spend on a visit to my local super-market every day and buy some lovely goodies to eat for dins...
...!
..and I bet your Missus would rather you spend the money on a new 3-piece suite/dining room table and chairs/new bed/decorate the house/trim all those flippin' trees outside before they blow over and demolish the house, etc, etc...
...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
Cheers Dave...
...!
Paul.
P.S remember all this "flying around" stuff is only a figment of your imigination...
...!
...the real world is...new 3-piece suite/dining room table and chairs...etc...etc...
...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
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May 25
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Quote:
P.S remember all this "flying around" stuff is only a figment of your imigination... ...!
...the real world is...new 3-piece suite/dining room table and chairs...etc...etc... ...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!
LOL Paul, I just read this!
I just ordered it!
Hope it was worth it. With my brand new system arriving today, I figured why not go to hell in a hand basket!
I have a new baby due any minute so when I want to get away from it all, I'm jumping in something as close to real as I can get.
I am looking to do allot of GA flying myself so this should take care of all the control surfaces I need. Don't tell the misus,.......
She would rather me spend it on diapers and milk!
Dave in Debt!
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, 2004 at 2:06pm
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Have been using CH Products pro pedals,and Single Engine Throttle Quadrant/Yoke,for about 4 years,They are great,Yoke is a little fragile,in the heat of Combat Flight Sim 2.Physically broke it,But like real Military ,Repaired with bolts and safety wire. But would like the Multi Engine Control.
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Jun 9
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, 2004 at 4:15pm
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Maybe its time to get a yoke.
Do they make a force feedback model where you feel mush and it gets tighter the more you pull back?
Might be just dreaming.
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