tantonovich

I too have an X-52 Pro and had the same problem at first, once I discovered that the trimmer was more trouble than it's worth. My solution: Get a couple of small zip-ties, wrap them around 2 coils of the centering spring and zip them down tight. This may take some experimenting to get the right feel for your flying style, just play around with it a bit. The end result is a lighter feel on the joystick, without it hopping when you are really needing that forward cyclic, it dramatically improved my controllability with the X52 Pro. Hope that helps!

If I remember right, he split off when we were just about back to base, after which I was able to land and get a mission success. Good luck my friend!

I played this one out a few times before I got it. I kept my distance at .2NM and above Springfield11 and was able to make it, with a BUNCH of naughty words along the way. The AI on this mission should definitely be revamped as it was a royal pain to keep along with the erratic movements. My advice for you, in the meantime, would be to keep it above the lead and as close as possible.

I have been using UH-1 for about a month now with few issues, but today I changed the mapping of some of my joystick buttons (not axes, just buttons) and went to play, but none of the axes work! I checked the assignments and they are all highlighted in red. I tried clearing them and re-assigning, but when I click Assign Axis nothing comes up. The sim is now 100% unplayable....