VRInsight Flight Yoke

[Richard Sennett 2,499]

This looks pretty nice - have not seen this one - had a couple VRInsight mcp's - quality stuff - have a look

 

http://www.fspilotshop.com/vrinsight-flight-master-yoke-p-5160.html?utm_campaign=160421&utm_content=imageclick&utm_medium=email&utm_source=PilotShop&utm_term=bluecta

 

Bit cheaper here

 

http://secure.simmarket.com/vr-insight-flight-master-yoke-ii.phtml

[z06z33 763]

This looks pretty nice - have not seen this one - had a couple VRInsight mcp's - quality stuff - have a look

 

http://www.fspilotshop.com/vrinsight-flight-master-yoke-p-5160.html?utm_campaign=160421&utm_content=imageclick&utm_medium=email&utm_source=PilotShop&utm_term=bluecta

 

Bit cheaper here

 

http://secure.simmarket.com/vr-insight-flight-master-yoke-ii.phtml

I would have gotten one of these if I hadn't found my goflight yoke for such a low price on ebay $300

[GolfMikeBravo 7]

I had one of the Flight Master I yokes a couple of years ago.  It was solidly built, but had limited movement (around 3" to 3.5" in pitch), did not always return to the same center value, and still stuck a bit in the pitch axis making it harder to make fine pitch adjustments on landing (it wasn't a ball bearing yoke).  I'm unsure if they improve things for version II.  In it's price range, I think that it is a good bargain.  Gives you plenty of switches in a very solidly built product.  It was just the yoke mechanism itself that I wasn't happy with.

 

If you can afford it, I would step up to a PFC yoke with hall sensors instead of potentiometers, or a Yoko yoke.

 

Cheers,

 

Gerald

[Richard Sennett 2,499]

I had one of the Flight Master I yokes a couple of years ago.  It was solidly built, but had limited movement (around 3" to 3.5" in pitch), did not always return to the same center value, and still stuck a bit in the pitch axis making it harder to make fine pitch adjustments on landing (it wasn't a ball bearing yoke).  I'm unsure if they improve things for version II.  In it's price range, I think that it is a good bargain.  Gives you plenty of switches in a very solidly built product.  It was just the yoke mechanism itself that I wasn't happy with.

 

If you can afford it, I would step up to a PFC yoke with hall sensors instead of potentiometers, or a Yoko yoke.

 

Cheers,

 

Gerald

 

Good info - maybe someone who owns one can chime in if it is the same amount of travel - thats more than my current Cessna Saitek has 

[mwilk 1,106]

I'm scared to death that any of my Saitek equipment breaks. They seem to be having major supply problems. Most of these other options are out of my price range.