heloguy
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heloguy's post in [REPORTED]Pitch Excursions while using Trim Release was marked as the answer
@BIGNEWY, sorry it took this long to take a look back at this. In the middle of a move, but just gave it a shot. I've since moved on to using Chuls's BrunnerDX w/Arduino adapter so my Brunner has actual FFB effects, but when I reset back to using hardware trim with the Joystick without Springs or FFB option, low and behold, the pitch oscillations are gone. Looks like you guys have it solved! Thanks!
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heloguy's post in UH1 Trimming Bug with MS Sidewinder (Force Feedback Joystick) was marked as the answer
The 'force applied' status is when the trim force gradient is holding the stick in place, ie the new center. The stick 'without force' is while the trim release is depressed, and the stick is easy to move. The force gradient is the spring loaded feedback holding the stick in place when the trim button is released.
I would try inverting the x-axis force. It sounds like by DCS default, it's backwards.