Yep, for me holding the trim-button down is the best way, otherwise it is like taming a wild-horse who wants to go to another direction. :joystick:
Anyway, little offtopic, as I was playing the second mission in the deployment campaign, escorting a caravan, I was scavenging ahead of the caravan, found a APC of some sort I think and killed it. Right after that the caravan was ambushed in a previous village, so I needed to turn back and defend them, at that time when approaching I had big trouble controlling the helicopter, maybe it was the heat of action, but she behaved very strangely, it turned around and I had very hard time giving rudder input, it just turned round and round. This helicopter is very hard to master when it comes to lack of time assaulting targets, when you need to align the SHVAKL, controlling the helicopter (which is like a wildhorse). I does very opposite of what I want to do. Though when just flying there is no problem, but when you have to stop fast, align the helicopter, in the heat of action while trying to home in targets, it gets very hard...
I'm not sure what I was doing wrong, forgot to save the replay-track.
Edit:
I think it maybe I'm using to much rudder extensively when trimming, which leads to strange behaviour as I'm not seeing the trimming of the rudder. Played the mission again and everything worked quite well, as I tried to release the trimmer when there is no rudder input. To much speed and trimming with rudder will make everything go bad I purpose, it is a steep learning curve (of course), but it is fun as hell! It's not just about flying, you need to really be forward-looking in missions and take many things to account, not haste to much.