SailorDoc1 Posted July 27, 2006 Posted July 27, 2006 I have been practicing flying the SU25T for several weeks now. I think I have actually become worse instead of getting a little better. I am using a Thrustmaster HOTAS w/a good profile that I have been using for some time. I have tried several settings within the sim from full curve, dead zone and shift to no curvature at all. The ac is extremely difficult to fly. It takes forever to respond to input commands. It seems I am playing catch up with this ac all the time. I am wondering if a different stick and throttle would help?? I have CH pedals and they work great. Any of you have problems with this ac. Any suggestions? tia SailorDoc SailorDoc ASRock Dual Series Mobo AMD 4600 Dual Core OCZ 2gig 3200 DDR II ATI 9800 Pro 256mb video ViewSonic A90f monitor 8in. Touch Screen w/TouchBuddy Cougar HOTAS CH Pro Pedals
Silent Warrior Posted July 28, 2006 Posted July 28, 2006 Is that Frogfoot loaded? See, the AFM makes the Su-25 a real slug with a sizable load-out. Once you're winchester it flies quite nicely. Just keep in mind it was never intended for aerobatics. If there's a delay in the input-response, though, it's not for amateurs like me to make suggestions.
SailorDoc1 Posted July 28, 2006 Author Posted July 28, 2006 Appreciate the replies. I will continue to practice with Su25T. I thought after a few weeks that I would have improved. Then I began to think that it was possibly due to my HOTAS or the settings. I can appreciate what rl pilots have to go through with this ac. What the hell I need a challenge, but so far the Su is winning. SailorDoc SailorDoc ASRock Dual Series Mobo AMD 4600 Dual Core OCZ 2gig 3200 DDR II ATI 9800 Pro 256mb video ViewSonic A90f monitor 8in. Touch Screen w/TouchBuddy Cougar HOTAS CH Pro Pedals
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