gentlemen, greetings!so i got ch pedals. cool enough. i kick them with my muddy rear paws anyway. i stick them under my desk and nobody ever sees this piece of work. i can live with that.played with the ch yoke in the store, too. even though i only own a common ms ff2, the spring action brought a gentle philosophical smile on my face. oh, well...so here's the question. if i really wanted a yoke, do i have an alternative to sticking a pair of buffalo horns to my ff2? any ff yokes out there? any solid, metal perhaps, yokes at all? i googled it, but couldn't find anything reasonable.throw me a bone.much appreciated.vilk

If you're willing to wait, and also willing to spend shall we day, more than your average, rumor has it that SimAvionics are going to be producing a full-size replica of a Boeing 757/767 yoke to go along with their Throttle Quadrant due for release soon.Might be worth a look in a few weeks/months.http://www.simavionics.com/

thanks, xtra... forgot to add... like i said earlier somewhere else, everything above 100 hp makes me nervous, so it would have to look more like a vintage cessna/piper wheel... thanks again. v

www.flypfc.comGood controls - and they have both GA and jetliner yokes. I have a full PFC set up. Wasn't cheap, but these babies will be here long after this computer, and the one after it are but distant memories.

sweet. thanks. :)