>I would definitely recommend this to anyone if you have the>cash>http://www.aviationmegastore.com/?shopid=L...d=287&art=65485>>Rob>Key Word: CashIs this what you have Rob?

This is my first yoke as well, received it last week and wow does it give FS a new life. I've had no issues with my yoke because I think it's the most current version. I too had to wait since August to purchase mine because of the backlog and the lack of online sites that would ship to Canada.

Or, for a little less cash try this one from Precision Flight Controls.http://www.flypfc.com/jetliner_yoke_boeing_737.htmlI'm seriously considering this one after Christmas. If you have never been in a real commercial jet simulator, the other yokes are in my opinion not even close to the real thing. I hope this one proves me different as they have sold a lot of them to Boeing to use in their simulators. You can spend a lot of money on computers and LCD's etc., but when it comes to the real feel of flying, the current inexpensive yokes are not representative to the real thing. Just my opinion and one that has been overlooked by the hardware industry...jack

>Or, for a little less cash try this one from Precision Flight>Controls.>>>http://www.flypfc.com/jetliner_yoke_boeing_737.html>>I'm seriously considering this one after Christmas. If you>have never been in a real commercial jet simulator, the other>yokes are in my opinion not even close to the real thing. I>hope this one proves me different as they have sold a lot of>them to Boeing to use in their simulators. You can spend a lot>of money on computers and LCD's etc., but when it comes to the>real feel of flying, the current inexpensive yokes are not>representative to the real thing. Just my opinion and one that>has been overlooked by the hardware industry...>>jackI've flown 2 level D sims, 717 and KC-135 with a few hours under my belt. But the shear price of these items is way out of my current price range. I would only consider their Saab 340 set up in the $700s.