Slow Rudder Joystick Twist

[dresoccer4]

Anyone else think that it feels slow when you twist your joystick grip to press the rudder petals? I just came from flying the Ka-50 and when I twist the joystick the ridder moves close to real-time as my twist motion. However in the Mi-24, there is a long delay of the pedals being slowly pressed over to the spot I've twisted my joystick. 

For example, when rudder is neutral, twisting my joystick 100% to the left, the rudder takes almost 3 seconds to travel all the distance to the left. 

Doing this in the Ka-50 the rudder will travel the distance in about 1 second.

Edited February 23, 2022 by dresoccer4

[AeriaGloria]

This is correct, there is a rudder dampener becuase moving the pedals too fast can cause issues, such as severe Dutch roll. A pilot can push through the dampener, but even then manual says that at high speed to never push pedals from side to side in less then 3 seconds

 

When the speed of the pedal movement is limited by the dampener, you will see a yellow caution light saying “high pedal rate” near the gyro buttons/switch/lights. 

 

you can turn off rudder dampener though, it is a switch with a red guard on left side of instrument panel. However be aware that turning off the rudder dampener will also disable any yaw autopilot functions 

[Hammer1-1]

the hind doesnt have much tail rotor authority...not as much as the Hip anyways. She a big bich.