Saitek Yoke

[Guest CHRISH]

I have just bought a new saitek yoke which is excellent apart from it has no trim, is this right or do I need to select a button for this?Many thanks,Chris EGBB

[Kosta 122]

Select a button.What revision of the yoke? And what serial number? - its on the bottom.Do you have any random button presses?Can you state your hardware? Motherboard, CPU, GPU...Thx!

[Guest wayupthere]

Hello Chris,I am assuming your talking about the new Saitek Yoke.If so, the easiest way, to set it up for trim is to assign one of the thumb-rocker switches. You can do so either via the normal fs key mapping or through FSUIPC if you have that.Regards,

[Guest CHRISH]

Thanks guys its the brand new Saitek YokeMy PC is a 6950 Intel Quad Core set up for FS9It seems strange there is no trim on the yoke.Best Regards,Chris

[Guest wayupthere]

Hi Chris,Well there is, Saitek just chose to use a Thumb-rocker design,much like you will find on Boeing Yokes.You wont find a trim wheel, like you had on the older CH-yoke.. not sure why they didn't incorporate that.Regards,

[geoffco 0]

>>You wont find a trim wheel, like you had on the older>CH-yoke.. not sure why they didn't incorporate that.>I may be wrong here but I always thought that wheel on the CH yoke was only a hardware calibration tool - ie to make sure the centre of travel was really in the centre. It's certainly too stiff and inaccurate to be useful as a trim on mine, perhaps that varies with each one - the rocker switch is much better...Geoff

[Guest wayupthere]

Was it?.. never had the CH just always saw it.. assumed it was.., always used my trusty VMAX lol.. in anycase the rocker switch... ehh rocks :(regards,