Great review. I would add that there is a switch on the USB adapter box where you can choose between Plane or Car. Be sure to have switched to plane as I thought my pedals were broken until Huddison/James pointed out the switch!
Good point, and well picked up on! I've had them for 2 years now and I've always had the perception they're the very bottom of the market and to me they "feel" that way, far too loose and (TBH) "tacky" feeling to them for me, although I've not tried any others so going on instinct on this one.
Very good point. I moved my set up twice and each time the switch moved to the car setting. Once in the plane my controls were wonky. It does induce a bit of panic until you know what to look for.
Anyone had an issue on PC? I plugged my rudder pedals into the joystick base and my game does not sense the rudders? Do I need to use the TRJ12 to usb adaptor to make it work on PC?
I've had these Rudder Pedals for some time now (a Gift from one of my dear Subscribers ;) & I totally agree with the majority of your points made in the video, especially about turning Sensitivity way up (or would that be down?) in the minus sensitivity. Congrats on breaking through 30k Subscribers Mark 👏
Despite having the TM pendular rudder I still use these a lot, especially when I don't want to set up my main sim rig, and I agree that the spring tension could be higher. However the biggest problem for me is the "stiction" in the pedals - Once you apply enough force to overcome the static friction then the pedals just let go leading to over controlling. Of course a higher tension spring would be the ideal solution for this, but in the absence of that I found that applying a silicon lubricant to the metal sliders really helped to minimise this problem. It's still there, but greatly reduced.
The Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle Controller which uses a very similar rail/slider function design stock had the same stickiness not as smooth as what you would prefer out of the box. Greasing it was a short term improvement but still not making to the level desired. There were several aftermarket sources where people were "printing" a new bearing guide/carrier and offered several choices from inserts to actual bearings which took care of the problem and made the throttle smooth as silk and you could adjust the resistance to personal preference. Also the kits for the amount of improvement they offered were very reasonably priced as compared to trying to upgrade to a then available higher quality throttle unit. The kits did require disassembly of the throttle but was very easy to install and it may be worth checking around to see if someone is already making a similar kit for these rudder pedals. As far as the throttle goes it made it be from unpleasant to use at best to very good until Virpil comes out with the throttle that "has been coming soon" for the last couple of years. One of the main reasons I ditched console gaming all together was the restrictions they put on allowing only peripherals that buy paid licenses to be used on their consoles instead of just allowing any USB unit to work. Really bad for choices amounting to mostly very low quality units when it comes to sim gear and gaming consoles.
I REALLY appreciate this video. I find myself snaking down the runway too. I'm going to try changing my sensitivity settings similarly to yours. I was also kind of thinking my pedals were reversed but you confirm that they are correct. I will get used to that :) Very informative and helpful video. Thank you
Thanks Mark, great review as always. Rudders are probably the category people are the most hesitant to invest in. After all it's in most cases only used in some phases of the flight. But from an added immersion and realism perspective, I find a good rudder makes a world of difference. And the category lacks decent mid level options. It's either a cheap plastic feast or a pro grade at the corresponding price. I'm a super happy owner of Virtualfly Ruddo+ and I consider it an investment. I can't tell the difference between this and a real rudder on the planes I used to fly. But I'm conscious that the price point is high. I think a good yoke should come first, then a good throttle quadrant and finally once you've decided you're hooked on the hobby, consider a nice rudder :)
Mark, Thank you for your balanced and helpful review. I'm in the market to purchase a set of ruddle peddles to go with my new Velocity One Flight Controller. I will be going back to watch your reviews on the Logitech and other accessories.
Hi Mark thanks for the review! Like you I have the Saitek Logitech pedals but if you wait for either the Honeycomb Alpha XPC yoke or the Foxtrot Flight Stick and add Honeycomb usb hub you will be able to make them work on the xbox.
Thank you for the review! I have a pair of these and I really like them. Cheapest around as you say, but the main reason I use them is because they don't slide on carpet. I used to have Saitek pedals which are more expensive but the spring in those is so strong, they moved on carpet even with their grippers in place.
I've been using the same set of CH Pro Pedals since they brought out the USB version around 20 years ago and they still work as good as new! Prior to that I had the gameport versions. I won the USB versions in a competition so I think I got my money's worth!
thanks for the video, just got mine to complete my setup ( boeing yoke + honecomb thrust) , i figure that at landing, while aplying full brake , it stucks a bit to use the rudder, so i must release pressure and use the rudder then brake again , but its ok, its the cheapest of the market
I got these when they first came out. After a while an issue cropped up where full right deflection swung the rudder right and then hard left! The issue was in game only, it never showed up in any calibration software (windows, the game settings, Spad.next or FSUIPC full version.) The only solution was to never apply full right rudder! Roll on 2021 and MSFS. Complete new PC build for the new sim, and the issue still exists! I'm more series with this hobby now and I've taken the upgrade path to another product. (Still yet be installed)
The narrowness of these kinds of rudder pedals, and the obvious low quality of the hardware, is why I chose to buy the expensive but solid (and heavy, which is good when in use) Virpil ACE Collections Rudder Pedals. They are wide enough to be comfortable especially over long periods of use. The only problem I had was changing out the pedal springs for more tension than the default, there is a trick to doing it easily that isn't described in the manual.
When you have had these for a while and they start to 'stick' or get fetched up and then release and jump you may feel that you need to replace them. Try this first: get Molykote 111 or equivalent food grade lubricant and thinly coat the shiny metal rails. The rudder pedals will be like new again. Depending on how dusty the area is (or how many pets you have) wipe the rails down and reapply as needed.
I use silicon lubricant to accomplish this. The biggest problem for me with these pedals is that after a year, the potentiometers stick and report false readings. You could see the pedals in the plane jumping back and forth really fast. I replaced these pedals with the Thrustmaster TPRs. They are truly great. They are expensive but they will change the way you fly. Unfortunately I can't say the same for these pedals.
Personally Mark... I quite like those socks! Great review as always, my TFRP and Hotas One arrive tomorrow - had to send Velocity One back as the entire mechanism inside failed and the finish around the HAT switches deteriorated rapidly. Flying mostly Airbus hopefully the Hotas and TFRP will be suitable, then comes the big spend for the Honeycomb hub...!
Mark. Enjoy your excellent videos. Just bought these cheap from Amazon on a Black Friday deal. Have the Hotas and an Xbox X. Used your settings and they're working fine except I don't seem to have any brakes on the ground. Any advice would be great.
Mark, A quick mod to stop your Saitek/Logitech pedals from slipping on the carpet is buy a thin outdoor rubber door mat ( one with thin bristles is best for gripping the carpet), flip it upside down, remove the 2 front removable plastic foot rests from the base, use the holes from the foot rests slot in to and run a screw through and attach the pedals to the door mat, replace the foot rests and you are good to go. I have been using this for years and its been the best method of stopping the from slipping, i have a feeling that the pedals will break before they slip on the carpet again
Thanks for the review Mark. I have used this exact rudder pedal for 3+ years and I have to say, the braking for me is horrible. I can never keep the plane straight when braking. The braking is always uneven. Hence, the roll out phase on landing has become my least favorite part in both XPlane & MSFS 20.
i had these badboys, they are acceptable to get you going...however, you will want to upgrade if you are really into flying as they are pretty bad compared the pendular rudder system.
Thanks for the review. I purchased a pair a few months ago and I hate them. They feel flimsy and I have found it impossible to adjust the sensitivity to anything nearing satisfactory. Bought them to replace a sturdy set of CH pedals that I had for years but those eventually failed and I purchased the Thrustmaster. Now going to buy the Logitech as they look like a better option. Thanks for your all your tips and reviews. Find them very helpful.
Great vid! I need some help with breaking though. Nothing happens when I press the pedals down. Very frustrating. I'm on Xbox. I can only use the rudders by sliding the pedals, that's all that works.
Nice review, I got these pedals about a month ago - the only fault I can find is that its hard to find the neutral point in use, maybe i need to try the add-a-spring fix for this ?
I wish someone would actually go thru the setup in MS. My sensitivity only has 3 axis. Would be nice seems that part is skipped over. Putting this item in the wasted money category.
I am very Happy with the MFG Crosswind V3 :D Never ewer somtin Else and the Foot rests (Cessna ) ( Mustang P-51) sooo Imersive soon i will Buy hte Boing Footrest :)
Thank you. Mine seems to have a configuration problem. When I apply on the breaks or the rudder, it doesn’t stay in position and it just goes back to center which make it impossible to use. I canceled the auto-rudder assistance in the menu. Any solutions?
I can't get the rudder pedals to work on pc, and the hotas x complete set didn't come with that adapter. Is that adapter required on pc even if I have the hotas set?
Thanks for the review. I ordered one last month, hasn't arrived yet. I was having second thought whether I bought the right pedals or not. I am just an average flight simmer but want some more immersion, base on your review, looks like it is good for my use. I noticed in your Control Options screen, it shows a picture of your T.Flight joystick and throttle. I use T.Flight joystick and throttle too, but I don't get a picture, only question mark. Would you know how I can enable my joystick/throttle picture?
@@SimHangerFS I don't use Turtle Beach hardware. But I did check my firmware with Thrustmaster site and it said I have the latest drivers and firmware.
Hello I currently have the Boeing TCA yoke from Thrustmaster it’s amazing so far but I really want to get the Logitech rudder pedals and I’m also on Xbox so my question is that is the Logitech saitek rudder pedal connector a USB or a TRFP cause I want to connect it to a thrust master product.
Great job on the review, I have plugged and played the same way and I’m having problems with the rudder pedals and rudder controls on Xbox controller it’s messed up and won’t steer and taxi🙁 Any suggestions please?
@@SimHangerFS so people who have xbox need to use that piece of crav t.flight full set for rudders :( I wanna use for quality turtlebeach velocityone with some rudders its so sad
@@toprakde within the next 6 months expect more rudder options for Xbox. Honeycomb has one in the works too. I have the VelocityOne and use the T.Flight rudder pedals as well (connected to HOTAS), but I don’t use the joystick etc. not a great solution, but all we’ve got right now
@@SimHangerFS I hope u re right my friend, Im sure there is thousands of people waiting for proper rudder solutions as I see velocityone seems like quite fine
Anyone had an issue on PC? I plugged my rudder pedals into the joystick base and my game does not sense the rudders? Do I need to use the TRJ12 to usb adaptor to make it work on PC?
@@SimHangerFS I have switched the button to PC and Xbox just to try and nothing has working. If I go into my control panel on my PC and go to my game controllers it reads the Hotas and it reads the pedals when i rudder back and forth but when I load up DCS there is no rudder action or a rudder/ pedal column to assign in the keybind/ control settings
Perhaps the worst rudder pedals you can buy. They are BARELY adequate for the most basic usage. I ended up buying another Leo Bodner controller for my 30 year old spring loaded game port rudder pedals. Its almost like Thrustmaster employees no gamers. The French ruin everything they touch.
I just bought mine from Amazon today and I'm excited to get them. My grandpa used to fly in a 152 and I want to see if he can figure it out and fly one in flight Sim again haha.
Great review. I would add that there is a switch on the USB adapter box where you can choose between Plane or Car. Be sure to have switched to plane as I thought my pedals were broken until Huddison/James pointed out the switch!
Thanks Hugh, forgot to mention that! Pinned your comment for the benefit of others 👍
Good point, and well picked up on! I've had them for 2 years now and I've always had the perception they're the very bottom of the market and to me they "feel" that way, far too loose and (TBH) "tacky" feeling to them for me, although I've not tried any others so going on instinct on this one.
Very good point. I moved my set up twice and each time the switch moved to the car setting. Once in the plane my controls were wonky. It does induce a bit of panic until you know what to look for.
Anyone had an issue on PC? I plugged my rudder pedals into the joystick base and my game does not sense the rudders? Do I need to use the TRJ12 to usb adaptor to make it work on PC?
I've had these Rudder Pedals for some time now (a Gift from one of my dear Subscribers ;) & I totally agree with the majority of your points made in the video, especially about turning Sensitivity way up (or would that be down?) in the minus sensitivity. Congrats on breaking through 30k Subscribers Mark 👏
Thanks James, much appreciated.
30K, that's something to celebrate.
As of by now I always thought I don't really need 'em on my XBox..your review completely changed my mind! Thanks for the video! 👍
Despite having the TM pendular rudder I still use these a lot, especially when I don't want to set up my main sim rig, and I agree that the spring tension could be higher. However the biggest problem for me is the "stiction" in the pedals - Once you apply enough force to overcome the static friction then the pedals just let go leading to over controlling. Of course a higher tension spring would be the ideal solution for this, but in the absence of that I found that applying a silicon lubricant to the metal sliders really helped to minimise this problem. It's still there, but greatly reduced.
The Thrustmaster TWCS Throttle Controller which uses a very similar rail/slider function design stock had the same stickiness not as smooth as what you would prefer out of the box.
Greasing it was a short term improvement but still not making to the level desired.
There were several aftermarket sources where people were "printing" a new bearing guide/carrier and offered several choices from inserts to actual bearings which took care of the problem and made the throttle smooth as silk and you could adjust the resistance to personal preference.
Also the kits for the amount of improvement they offered were very reasonably priced as compared to trying to upgrade to a then available higher quality throttle unit.
The kits did require disassembly of the throttle but was very easy to install and it may be worth checking around to see if someone is already making a similar kit for these rudder pedals.
As far as the throttle goes it made it be from unpleasant to use at best to very good until Virpil comes out with the throttle that "has been coming soon" for the last couple of years.
One of the main reasons I ditched console gaming all together was the restrictions they put on allowing only peripherals that buy paid licenses to be used on their consoles instead of just allowing any USB unit to work. Really bad for choices amounting to mostly very low quality units when it comes to sim gear and gaming consoles.
Nice to see more product choices coming into the market 👍👍
Ps haven't heard " clodhoppers" since i was a wee bairn 😂
Thanks Mark
I heard a kid say "Nards" the other day. Hadnt heard that one since the 70s, lol.
Thanks Mark. A fine review with some aerodynamic theory to boot (or to Claude Hopper, if you will).
I REALLY appreciate this video. I find myself snaking down the runway too. I'm going to try changing my sensitivity settings similarly to yours.
I was also kind of thinking my pedals were reversed but you confirm that they are correct. I will get used to that :)
Very informative and helpful video. Thank you
Thanks Mark, great review as always. Rudders are probably the category people are the most hesitant to invest in. After all it's in most cases only used in some phases of the flight. But from an added immersion and realism perspective, I find a good rudder makes a world of difference. And the category lacks decent mid level options. It's either a cheap plastic feast or a pro grade at the corresponding price. I'm a super happy owner of Virtualfly Ruddo+ and I consider it an investment. I can't tell the difference between this and a real rudder on the planes I used to fly. But I'm conscious that the price point is high. I think a good yoke should come first, then a good throttle quadrant and finally once you've decided you're hooked on the hobby, consider a nice rudder :)
I agree completely 👍
Mark, Thank you for your balanced and helpful review. I'm in the market to purchase a set of ruddle peddles to go with my new Velocity One Flight Controller. I will be going back to watch your reviews on the Logitech and other accessories.
Hi Mark thanks for the review! Like you I have the Saitek Logitech pedals but if you wait for either the Honeycomb Alpha XPC yoke or the Foxtrot Flight Stick and add Honeycomb usb hub you will be able to make them work on the xbox.
Thank you for the review! I have a pair of these and I really like them. Cheapest around as you say, but the main reason I use them is because they don't slide on carpet. I used to have Saitek pedals which are more expensive but the spring in those is so strong, they moved on carpet even with their grippers in place.
My Saitek pedals, just stopped functioning, giving an error message when connecting them via the USB.
I like my CH Pro’s but like all on the market feet are close together.
Can’t wait for the Honeycomb Charlie’s!
Agreed 😀
I've been using the same set of CH Pro Pedals since they brought out the USB version around 20 years ago and they still work as good as new! Prior to that I had the gameport versions. I won the USB versions in a competition so I think I got my money's worth!
I am quite happy with it. For sure better one's out there, maybe 2x as good while 5x expensive... yeah! THX 💙
Great review thank you
Default rudder sensitivity in msfs is ridiculously touchy.
I have the Crosswind pedals and need a similar -70 correction.
Another great video.👍
Thanks Pops
thanks for the video, just got mine to complete my setup ( boeing yoke + honecomb thrust) , i figure that at landing, while aplying full brake , it stucks a bit to use the rudder, so i must release pressure and use the rudder then brake again , but its ok, its the cheapest of the market
I got these when they first came out. After a while an issue cropped up where full right deflection swung the rudder right and then hard left! The issue was in game only, it never showed up in any calibration software (windows, the game settings, Spad.next or FSUIPC full version.) The only solution was to never apply full right rudder!
Roll on 2021 and MSFS. Complete new PC build for the new sim, and the issue still exists! I'm more series with this hobby now and I've taken the upgrade path to another product. (Still yet be installed)
Very useful. Shame there is no tension adjustment!
The narrowness of these kinds of rudder pedals, and the obvious low quality of the hardware, is why I chose to buy the expensive but solid (and heavy, which is good when in use) Virpil ACE Collections Rudder Pedals. They are wide enough to be comfortable especially over long periods of use. The only problem I had was changing out the pedal springs for more tension than the default, there is a trick to doing it easily that isn't described in the manual.
When you have had these for a while and they start to 'stick' or get fetched up and then release and jump you may feel that you need to replace them.
Try this first: get Molykote 111 or equivalent food grade lubricant and thinly coat the shiny metal rails. The rudder pedals will be like new again. Depending on how dusty the area is (or how many pets you have) wipe the rails down and reapply as needed.
I use silicon lubricant to accomplish this. The biggest problem for me with these pedals is that after a year, the potentiometers stick and report false readings. You could see the pedals in the plane jumping back and forth really fast. I replaced these pedals with the Thrustmaster TPRs. They are truly great. They are expensive but they will change the way you fly. Unfortunately I can't say the same for these pedals.
Personally Mark... I quite like those socks!
Great review as always, my TFRP and Hotas One arrive tomorrow - had to send Velocity One back as the entire mechanism inside failed and the finish around the HAT switches deteriorated rapidly. Flying mostly Airbus hopefully the Hotas and TFRP will be suitable, then comes the big spend for the Honeycomb hub...!
🤣
Mark. Enjoy your excellent videos. Just bought these cheap from Amazon on a Black Friday deal. Have the Hotas and an Xbox X. Used your settings and they're working fine except I don't seem to have any brakes on the ground. Any advice would be great.
Mark, A quick mod to stop your Saitek/Logitech pedals from slipping on the carpet is buy a thin outdoor rubber door mat ( one with thin bristles is best for gripping the carpet), flip it upside down, remove the 2 front removable plastic foot rests from the base, use the holes from the foot rests slot in to and run a screw through and attach the pedals to the door mat, replace the foot rests and you are good to go. I have been using this for years and its been the best method of stopping the from slipping, i have a feeling that the pedals will break before they slip on the carpet again
I used 2 protruding bolts ; until I mounted them on my sim rig. The TPR's still too expensive at $799.00 CDN
Thanks for the review Mark. I have used this exact rudder pedal for 3+ years and I have to say, the braking for me is horrible. I can never keep the plane straight when braking. The braking is always uneven. Hence, the roll out phase on landing has become my least favorite part in both XPlane & MSFS 20.
i had these badboys, they are acceptable to get you going...however, you will want to upgrade if you are really into flying as they are pretty bad compared the pendular rudder system.
Ur comparing a $200 pedals to $900 pedals, obviously they’re bad compared to it 🤡
Thanks for the review. I purchased a pair a few months ago and I hate them. They feel flimsy and I have found it impossible to adjust the sensitivity to anything nearing satisfactory. Bought them to replace a sturdy set of CH pedals that I had for years but those eventually failed and I purchased the Thrustmaster. Now going to buy the Logitech as they look like a better option. Thanks for your all your tips and reviews. Find them very helpful.
Great vid! I need some help with breaking though. Nothing happens when I press the pedals down. Very frustrating. I'm on Xbox. I can only use the rudders by sliding the pedals, that's all that works.
Check toe brakes are configured in the controls options menu.
Nice review, I got these pedals about a month ago - the only fault I can find is that its hard to find the neutral point in use, maybe i need to try the add-a-spring fix for this ?
I wish someone would actually go thru the setup in MS. My sensitivity only has 3 axis. Would be nice seems that part is skipped over. Putting this item in the wasted money category.
I have a question. Can I use them with thrustmaster airbus tca?
I am very Happy with the MFG Crosswind V3 :D Never ewer somtin Else and the Foot rests (Cessna ) ( Mustang P-51) sooo Imersive soon i will Buy hte Boing Footrest :)
Would this connect to the Airbus thrustmaster joystick and throttle?
Thank you.
Mine seems to have a configuration problem. When I apply on the breaks or the rudder, it doesn’t stay in position and it just goes back to center which make it impossible to use. I canceled the auto-rudder assistance in the menu. Any solutions?
Great review👍✌️💜😊
Can these be used with an Extreme 3D Pro Joystick
on XBOX?🤔🤔🤔
Im not sure to be honest.
@@SimHangerFSThanks, I'm guessing I'll need some sort of peripheral junction box? Sorry if you said, I had issues with buffering💔
@@musoseven8218 the rudder pedals for pc connect directly via usb. For Xbox must be connected via Hotas.
I stick with my Pro Flight rudder pedals; still have my Combat Rudder Pedals (discontinued) but 1 toe brake no longer works
Weird…I have exactly the same ! 😊
I can't get the rudder pedals to work on pc, and the hotas x complete set didn't come with that adapter. Is that adapter required on pc even if I have the hotas set?
I had a set of these, kept them for a couple of weeks then on-sold them, - NUTCRACKERS! 😊
Thanks for the review. I ordered one last month, hasn't arrived yet. I was having second thought whether I bought the right pedals or not. I am just an average flight simmer but want some more immersion, base on your review, looks like it is good for my use. I noticed in your Control Options screen, it shows a picture of your T.Flight joystick and throttle. I use T.Flight joystick and throttle too, but I don't get a picture, only question mark. Would you know how I can enable my joystick/throttle picture?
It should show. Update your firmware via the Turtle Beach control centre. See here ua-cam.com/video/n3aSfoWTqC4/v-deo.html
@@SimHangerFS I don't use Turtle Beach hardware. But I did check my firmware with Thrustmaster site and it said I have the latest drivers and firmware.
@@dixonmak okay, perhaps your specific joystick is not natively configured in the sim.
My clogs obliterate the view. ❤
🤣
Hello I currently have the Boeing TCA yoke from Thrustmaster it’s amazing so far but I really want to get the Logitech rudder pedals and I’m also on Xbox so my question is that is the Logitech saitek rudder pedal connector a USB or a TRFP cause I want to connect it to a thrust master product.
Logitech is not compatible unfortunately with the Xbox or tea yoke
Great job on the review,
I have plugged and played the same way and I’m having problems with the rudder pedals and rudder controls on Xbox controller it’s messed up and won’t steer and taxi🙁
Any suggestions please?
Check you have all pilot assist turned off in the assistance menu
@@SimHangerFS nice one thanks very much problem solved 👍
Does this works with Thrustmaster TCA Captains Pack Airbus X Edition (XBOX Series X/S? Thank you
Not sure I don’t have that unit.
I see a lot of players turn 90 degree their jet affter pushback very fast, I have tried many ways with my pedal but it still does"nt work, help me,
If F18, push the wheel lock button …it is on the flight stick, facing away from you, ha;f way down.
Are these pedals compatible with the TCA captain pack X Airbus edition on Xbox series X?
Not sure check with Thrustmaster
can it work without thrustmaster joystick?
Only on PC, requires a compatible TM joystick for Xbox
@@SimHangerFS so people who have xbox need to use that piece of crav t.flight full set for rudders :( I wanna use for quality turtlebeach velocityone with some rudders its so sad
@@toprakde within the next 6 months expect more rudder options for Xbox. Honeycomb has one in the works too. I have the VelocityOne and use the T.Flight rudder pedals as well (connected to HOTAS), but I don’t use the joystick etc. not a great solution, but all we’ve got right now
@@SimHangerFS I hope u re right my friend, Im sure there is thousands of people waiting for proper rudder solutions as I see velocityone seems like quite fine
could these rudder pedals connect to thrustmaster TCA captain pack for xbox?
I don’t know, best check the TM site for details.
The brakes on mine don’t work for some reason can anyone help?
Anyone had an issue on PC? I plugged my rudder pedals into the joystick base and my game does not sense the rudders? Do I need to use the TRJ12 to usb adaptor to make it work on PC?
Make sure it is switched to pc. Plug in pedals before starting MSFS. Check in sensitivity if axis being detected.
@@SimHangerFS I have switched the button to PC and Xbox just to try and nothing has working. If I go into my control panel on my PC and go to my game controllers it reads the Hotas and it reads the pedals when i rudder back and forth but when I load up DCS there is no rudder action or a rudder/ pedal column to assign in the keybind/ control settings
@@samcarter1848 must be a config in DCS…don’t know the answer, sorry.
They keep moving around though.
Does it work on any x box’s?
No, Xbox one, series x and series s
Wallace hoppit
Can you use the rudder pedals without the joystick
Yes on PC only
Perhaps the worst rudder pedals you can buy. They are BARELY adequate for the most basic usage. I ended up buying another Leo Bodner controller for my 30 year old spring loaded game port rudder pedals. Its almost like Thrustmaster employees no gamers. The French ruin everything they touch.
I just bought mine from Amazon today and I'm excited to get them. My grandpa used to fly in a 152 and I want to see if he can figure it out and fly one in flight Sim again haha.