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http://www.saitekusa.com/usa/info/e3.htm

 

 

Waiting for reviews but they look cool and a little better than CH ones.

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Cool.

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Maybe is the rudder trim wheel :megalol: you can use your toe for operating it.

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It's a tension adjustment. You dial in the stiffness of the pedals with it. The pedals appear to be a little further apart than the CH Pro Pedals. That would be nice to have them a bit further apart.

 

They should sell well.

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Press Release: Saitek flies high with new Pro Flight Rudder Pedals

 

LOS ANGELES — 10 May 2006, Saitek (http://www.saitek.com) today introduced the Pro Flight Rudder Pedals at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). The Pro Flight Rudder Pedals are the latest addition to the company’s line of market-leading flight simulation products.

 

The Pro Flight Rudder Pedals are solidly constructed and feature three axis pedals which maximize flight simulator realism by enabling foot control of the rudder function. Paired with a Saitek X52 Flight Stick and Throttle, the Pro Flight Rudder Pedals provide the additional sensitivity and control accuracy

for an almost real flight sim experience.

 

The Pro Flight Rudder Pedals also include the following features:

- Self-centering pedals with adjustable damping

- Adjustable foot rests to fit all sizes, with non-slip materials

- Fully adjustable rudder control to suit the gamer’s preferences

- Tension adjustment to vary resistance to suit flying style

- Advanced SST Programming

- Toe brakes

 

The Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals have a suggested retail price of $129.95 and will be available for purchase through major retail outlets in August 2006.

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What is up with the "LED" craze that is going on at Saitek...???

 

It is the most singular annoyance for me (x45 still in service)

Thanks,

Brett

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I can't help but note that when I hold up MY left hand- my thumb does not appear to be mounted in such a fashion to use those HAT's on the left throttle effectively. :huh: ;)

 

do you mean the front hat?, I think that is operated with the fore finger, there is a similiar one on the x45 throttle

oo err...missus:animals_bunny:

 

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What is up with the "LED" craze that is going on at Saitek...???

 

It is the most singular annoyance for me (x45 still in service)

 

Guess it attracts 10 yr olds into (arcade) simming, those leds have a function though, when it's dark, and you evter your room, you have a reference point :/

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Will the pedals be useable for racing sims? I really need to simplify the underdesk chaos (currently old CH pedals into the Cougar, which removes their ability to be used for race sims, and logitech MOMO pedals which are utterly crap)....I know CH pedals can. I know it's supposed to have toe brake functionality, but will that make for a precision throttle/brake pedal setup?

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