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CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 10-09-2006
Who here owns something from CH Products? I would love to get a CH Products Yoke but they are too expensive for me at 14!
I got some rudder pedals though!
Re: CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 10-09-2006
Sorry Mods! I accidently posted this topic twice. Sorry!
Re: CH Proudcuts! - Dutch64 - 10-09-2006
No prob, removed the other one.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 10-09-2006
Thanks! So does anyone own anything from CH Products?
Re: CH Proudcuts! - Navymmw - 10-09-2006
I own Ch Yoke, and Pedals. They are both really nice. OH ya im also 14, my suggestion is buy them off of Ebay there pretty cheap. 170$
for both of them, with a 2 year warrenty.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - Brian F. - 10-09-2006
Ya, I have the USB Yoke, found it brand new on EBay for $80.00
I say tell your folks you want one for XMas.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 10-09-2006
Great Idea! I tried to get one for £50 off eBay! I ended up getting one of those analog ones!
Re: CH Proudcuts! - AeroJim - 11-09-2006
i have the rudder pedals. . .they are great. . .but im a poor college student (UND) Sioux Hockey!. . . .but i got it for x-mas.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - highlander - 11-09-2006
USB Pedals. Couldn't fly without 'em now; there's no substitute (no, a twist-grip joystick isn't a substitute).
Re: CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 11-09-2006
I dont see the point in pedals! Yeh it makes it more realistic, but a yoke and throttle does it for me!
Re: CH Proudcuts! - vegasflyboy2004 - 11-09-2006
Quote:gronji2004 wrote:
I dont see the point in pedals! Yeh it makes it more realistic, but a yoke and throttle does it for me!
I think by reading your own words, you would see the point in pedals.
Most people that fly in FS9 or whatever sim they use, want the most realismthey can get. And pedals are just another step toward that. At least for me they were anyway.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - gronji2004 - 11-09-2006
Well yeh! Before I start purchasing things like this though, I need to know that I am flying correctly. I mean I am only 13 but I follow the
checklists, I take off and fly correctly, I landing with APP and disable it before i land! I need to know if everythings wright before I really go for
it!
Re: CH Proudcuts! - andy14 - 11-09-2006
I own the Yoke
Re: CH Proudcuts! - olseric - 15-09-2006
Pedals allow you to do a couple of things including taxiing the aircraft by turning the nose wheel and more importantly, they allow for
advanced maneuvers such as slip/skid turns.
Re: CH Proudcuts! - highlander - 15-09-2006
The other thing with the pedals is that you have differential braking. This makes it possible to taxi the taildraggers, such as the DC-3, because you
brake the left and right wheels to turn those aircraft in real life.
Crosswind landings can be done with more precision and control using pedals.
Helicopters can't be flown without them.
They're really worth the money - glad I bought 'em.
Next piece of hardware I'm after is the eDimensions TrackIR 4 Pro.