Hi Everyone,

I've been using my Saitek pedals for a while now, but I'm still annoyed with the sensitivity of the toe brakes.  I've played with different settings regarding sensitivity, and I've smoothed them out a little bit in FSUIPC.  However, they're still far-too sensitive. Is there a way to set the left and right axes for brakes instead of toe or differential brakes?  Of course, I'd be happy to keep things as they are if I can find a way to make the left and right brakes less sensitive and over-powering as well. 

Thanks for your help,

John

Are these the pro-flight or the Cessna pedals? Some have had good luck with putting a riser under the front of the pro-flight pedals to change the angle. The toe brakes feel less sensitive when you don't have to bend your feet at an awkward angle to hit them.

13 hours ago, dal330200 said:

I've played with different settings regarding sensitivity, and I've smoothed them out a little bit in FSUIPC.  However, they're still far-too sensitive.

The solution I use to tame the overly sensitive toe brakes on my Combat Pedals is to create a curve within FSUIPC.  Each of my aircraft has its own curve... generally, flat at the beginning of toe brake movement, and getting steeper (more "sensitive") as I continue to push the brake pedal forward.

Greg

Thanks for that Greg, that helps a little.  Meanwhile, I'm also getting in the habit of using autobrakes and not over-controlling in order to avoid inadvertently slamming on the brakes but it's taking some work to get the right technique down that I was trying to avoid:-)  So much for the lazy-pilots easy way out, but I'm learnin' something.

John