Hi,I am looking into buying rudder pedals.. any suggestions on wich ones to buy? and please.. cheap and good..(yeah I know.. Dutch)Johan[A HREF=http://jdserver.no-ip.com]Personal Server[/A]or..http://62.238.33.10A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION, AND A LITTLE MORE ACTION PLEASE!

>> yeah I know.. Dutch>Well I guess you don't have much options then...Best go to the HUBO and buy some wood and screws :-lolNext best would be the CH Pedels. I have used them for ages and still happy. Available in the Luchtvaart Hobbyshop near Schiphol

Hi Egbert, snelle reactie!Any idea if they are available outside that shop? little expensive money makers there..Johan[A HREF=http://jdserver.no-ip.com]Personal Server[/A]or..http://62.238.33.10A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION, AND A LITTLE MORE ACTION PLEASE!

Hallo Johan, probeer dit eens (try this):http://search.ebay.de/ch*%20pro*-pedal*http://www.comcol.nl/detail/hicjop01.htm#39764 (less than LHS)http://www.sallandautomatisering.nl/defaul...pid=12818&ref=2It looks like you won't find them cheaper (new ones) than approx 130 euros...

Vet aan de prijs.. zal ebay in de gaten houden!in english:Expensive, will monitor ebay!Johan[A HREF=http://jdserver.no-ip.com]Personal Server[/A]A LITTLE LESS CONVERSATION, AND A LITTLE MORE ACTION PLEASE!

I have the CH Pedals and don't like it at all. (ofcourse its better than not having any pedals).It is so light..I can operate it with my toes. (Unike the real thing..where I have to use a lot of force).I am thinking of spending the $400 or so and getting the PFC pedals. But I don't know.,. how much better that would be.

Hi, Johan:I had CH pedals for almost 2 years and they drove me nuts; they went hard left every 5th flight. It was fruitless, even with FSUIPC and recalibration, etc. They were also hyper-sensitive.I was thinking myself about the new GoFlight rudder pedals because I have a lot of GF hardware now and it all works generally very nicely. So I hoped their pedals would be similar. I have read mixed results so far, however, and am not sure.Beyond this (i.e., above US$300), you are into Cirrus territory and looking at $500+ for good pedals. I am not sure if there are any truly flawless rudder pedals around. Everything seems to need configuring and periodic recalibration.One thing for sure: I can no longer fly by twisting the joystick. It is just impossible to cross controls for x-wind and engine failure without getting dizzy!How are you doing?JS

I have the go-flight pedals in a box next to my door waiting to go back. Re-ordered the CH and had them overnighted. I also had the CH for 5 years and had the same thing after 5 years with them always going left, then after a while, they would totally disconnect. I figured I would try the Go-Flight pedals. At first I was very excited but then I realized they were way to back heavy. The force required to brake at all causes the entire front of the unit to lift up off the floor. The springs were way too tight. The second problem is that the pedals are controlled by a simple rod and gear. Not a big deal if the gears lined up correctly # 1 and # 2 if the gear was locked in somehow. The gear has nothing locking it in place so after flying for a little while and using the rudder the little gear comes loose and is no longer making contact with the drive gear. You push the pedals and nothing happens. Now I could have quickly drilled through the rod the gear was sat on and placed a pin through to lock it, or tried gluing it on but for that much money I was not about to take the chance of breaking them and I should not have to spend that money and fix it myself anyway. IMHO it is a design problem but that is just me. So I am back to the CH again and while they are not the most realistic, they are the best bang for the buck pedals out there...Just my .02,-Paul

Paul:I cannot disagree, CH pedals are indeed the best bang for buck--as long as they don't hard-left on you too often! I confess, I've been re-tempted by them on occasion but have so far desisted.I was looking at PFC Cirrus and Jetliner pedals again today. Juicy stuff, wow!, but expensive as heck. Oh, well, the things we do for FS.....!JS

I use Simped pedals and they are top notch - use a Hall effect sensor too so there's no pot issues or wear.

I have a pair of PFC Jetliner pedals...mechanically they're as good as it gets until you're willing to drop several thousand dollars/euros. Electrically, they use a slide pot that does wear out if you do a lot of foot stomping.I want a second pair of pedals to go with my tricked-out Thrustmaster Cougar HOTAS stick/throttle (retrofitted with CNC-machined gimbals, custom springs and Hall Effect sensors) I want to use the rudders for helicopter flying among other things...so they are gonna get kicked back-forth a lot. I need something with an HE sensor in it. Like the Simpeds.But...alas...the maker of the Simpeds isn't answering my many e-mails. Does anyone know if Dieter Hoffmann is still making them...and if so, where to find them?RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V L-300Santiago de Chile

Hi, hey this is sim, ch pedals work great for the money invested, sure i wouldn't want them in my plane but in fantasy world they are equal to the task. jack wilson

Your correct,they are a good toy in the fantasy world of siming. Their yokes included. To bad, FS9 could support controls which can impart a more realistic feel. I long thought this is the one area which needs improvement,in the Sim world. Siming has become sophisticated,it is not a toy.It could be a first rate Sim, only with proper control inputs. One finger flairs gotta go! "WHEN ASKED BY SOMEONE HOW MUCH MONEY FLYING TAKES?,WHY ALL OF IT WAS THE ANSWER" -Gordon Baxter

There is a need for a good Pedal and a yoke linked to a real size Trim wheel.

i use the pedals from my Logi Momo Force, they work fine with my MS FF2.