Yoke or stick with SF260?

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What do most folks use to control this aircraft? I recently removed my MS FF stick cause I wasn't using it anymore. Recently got a CH USB Yoke and Pro Pedals since I usually fly either the Cessna lights or Boeing liners, both of which really have a yoke. Now I am wondering if I should go ahead and hook the ole joystick back up to use on this aircraft. So do folks who usually use yokes switch back to a stick when flying this one, or do they stay with their yoke?Does anyone know if it's possible to use a MS FF joystick with CH Pro pedals? I assume this should work (will have to bind rudder to pedals instead of the stick rotational axis) but haven't tried it yet...Going to be purchasing this aircraft tonight...can't wait to try it out :)

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I fly the SF260 with a Joystick. As its done on the real aircraft. For aerobatics you are better off with a joystick anyway. I once did try some aerobatics in a real C150 Aerobat a looong time ago. It was real awkward to operate that yoke.As for rudder pedals with a joystick combination, I am using CH Pro Pedals USB with a Logitech Wingman Digital Extreme USB joystick without any problems. All I had to do was to disable the rudder funtion on the stick (twist) in FS2002.For other aircraft I use the pedals with the CH Flight Sim Yoke USB.Just give it a try and see if it works for your combination.Hope this helps.

[LAdamson 240]

>So do folks who usually use yokes switch back to a stick >when flying this one, or do they stay with their yoke? >I use a joystick/rudder pedals for everything. The old CH virual yoke is in the closet somewhere.