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Hi

 

Considering buying the Thrustmaster Warthog, but do i also need a set of rudders. I know that would be optimal, but is there any usable solutions without rudders?

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Yes, you could use the Friction axis on the throttle unit. It is not used by default in DCS Warthog.

 

To not confuse you, there are two Friction controls on the unit. One which act as an axis and has no physical effect on the unit. And one who does affect the friction, but is not located where it is in real life, and thus is not visible in throttle quadrant in the cockpit.

 

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Well its not practical at all i tried it and it gave me an:

Cease and desist....

So i bought the saitek pro combat rudder.

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@Succellus - How do you find the saitek pro combat rudder? I am looking at rudder pedals to purchase as well.

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Lacanian,

 

Could I just add that i purchased the Combat pedals only a few days ago. Advice from a gent here on the forum advised me to add a Curvature of 30 and a dead zone of about 5. Once I had applied those settings, the pedals work fantastically. I can't belive how smooth and accurate they are.

 

 

Def a good buy imho. :thumbup:

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I really want to buy the pro combat rudders, and I would, if my office chair didn't swivel...

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As anything in our Hobbyjob, you buy it and you have to mess with curves, deadzones and whatnot. That when not heavily addicted people don t build it from scrath. I ve not the gut to do such yet, i m sure i would end up with something truly AFU.

 

They work fine, so far my chair swivel too but adjusting pressure, curve and whanot they are fine.

 

There s even people opening them up like a fish to remove the detent.

 

Im very satisfyed really. There s better but you ll have to pay at least double, and unless you have a problem of money surpluss (in that case please contact me) they are worth it.

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I really want to buy the pro combat rudders, and I would, if my office chair didn't swivel...

 

 

I use an swivelling office chair with my combat pedals and the chair doesnt even come into the equation, no movement fromt he chair whilst using the rudder.

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There s better but you ll have to pay at least double, and unless you have a problem of money surpluss (in that case please contact me) they are worth it.

 

What are the better products you are speaking off? (Besides DIY).

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Rudders Purchase Options:

 

DHS Electronics - Simped F16/C - $385 USD

 

Saitek - PRO Flight Combat Rudder Pedals - $200 USD

 

 

I have just stumbeled upon these rudders in this forum post.

 

http://vkb-flightsimcontrols.com/index.php

 

- Mk18-1 - 1 axe (only rudder) $300

- Mk18-2 - 2 axes (rudder and brakes on 1 footstep) $360

- Mk18-3 - 3 axes (rudder and brakes on both of footsteps) $410

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consolidated multiple post of mine into one summary.

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To be honest with ya, I think the saitek pedals will do just fine, ofcourse if you have extra cash and want the best then go simped, but the saiteks are really good.

 

Seriously, they are great things those saitek combat pedals, I cant speak of the other saitek pedals but the combat ones are great and you wont be dissappointed should you choose them.

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I got my Saitek Combat pedals yesterday and was looking forward to unbox them and try them, but right now I am a little bit dissapointed, because they don't feel silky smooth. They are very precise, no doubt but when I push the left pedal forward it almost feels like it travel over some gravel halfway (a bit exaggerated, but you get the point). Is this normal or am I up for a RMA?

 

Because right now, I am in doubt if I should sell my Hofmann pedals or not.

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Would someone like to share their experience with a review of the Simped pedals they have purchased?

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I use an swivelling office chair with my combat pedals and the chair doesnt even come into the equation, no movement fromt he chair whilst using the rudder.

 

Same, though I bought the pro-flight pedals as I didn't really see the point of the more expensive ones.

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First off: thanks for the links.

The Saitek description says: "Self cantering with adjustable damping".

Do they mean "centering"?

 

Because the auto-centering was the reason why i sold my normal Saitek Rudder Pedals.

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Sorry to hijack this thread somewhat - I had the same problem after I got my HOTAS Warthog and realized I needed rudder pedals (I upgraded from a TM HOTAS X). So I went out and got the Saitek Rudder Pedals. Anyone know what the toe brakes should map to? Wheel or air brakes?

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Anyone know what the toe brakes should map to? Wheel or air brakes?

 

If you have TM Warthog then you will have airbrakes on your throttleunit if you use the default setup, so you should map left and right wheelbrakes to your pedals.

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