Desensitise button trim function .

[Svsmokey]

It seems the merest micro-flick of a trim button still overshoots the desired effect . While one can often compensate with a throttle adjustment after a pitch trim change , this is not always feasible , particularly when maneuvering low in a trim-sensitive aircraft like the L-39 . Even the Hornet suffers from this effect in in the roll axis when sequentially releasing individual weapons .

[Dragon1-1]

Electric trim is typically not very precise IRL. This is realistic, it's why the Viper has analog wheels in the back for correcting it. For other aircraft, you just have to deal with it. Real pilots certainly do.

[Svsmokey]

Can't say I find your post particularly helpful . Real pilots flying real aircraft have long-throw sticks and control-force feedback cues to assist smooth flight , and particularly out-of-trim conditions . Desktop pc pilots have neither . I do not feel that asking for a desensitised trim button function is an unreasonable request under those circumstances .

 

[esb77]

If you have a control input device where you can bind your trim to an axis, you can just go into the axis tune menu for that axis and desaturate it.   That's what I usually do for trim and also for a lot of planes with target designator boxes.  If you have some but not enough axis inputs on your HOTAS, you can use a modifier or several to work around that, though it's not ideal because it locks out the base function for that input while the modifier is active.   If you're just working with momentary switches for trim, then yeah, it's annoying.

[FlankerKiller]

I'm going to have to agree with the original poster. The trim feels really fast in all jets. As for binding it to an axis, that is not how it is on the real jets. But yeah I've had to ops check real electric trim systems alot over the years. While it definitely wasn't as precise as the manual was. It wasn't even close to the way it feels in DCS. 

[MAXsenna]

I'd love to have a speed setting per module like the community modules MB-339, (Hopefully we will see it in the release version as well), and the A-4E-C. While it's a little more course, it works very well.
Cheers!