Rudder Pedals

[davenicoll 104]

Whilst on topic but at the very high end I should be receiving my Virtual Fly Ruddo pedals today so will be testing them out...

 

A little treat to myself...All reviews seem excellent.

 

Dave

[MarkDH 234]

On 6/21/2021 at 2:54 PM, Druce said:

Hello. I've always was flying without Rudder Pedals, but today decided to buy some. I serached many variants, but stopped at Logitech G Flight Rudder Pedals. Anyone here using this pedals for sim? If so, tell me please, how good it is?

These are cheap and cheerful, not a great feel but I used mine for about eight years before I moved onto something better. The 'better' was the MFG Crosswind pedals. Great design and precision construction (they're composite, not metal), and with many adjustments for the action and feel. They're not cheap, but my advice is if you're going to buy them make sure to buy the damper upgrade as well! It's only £30 extra and transforms the feel of the pedals.

[micstatic 4,314]

also love my MFG crosswind.  I've never seen any controversy on here about hall sensors other than the fact they are more expensive.  

[Camsdad13 64]

I’ve used a number of rudder pedals over the years. I was using CH Pro Pedals in the 1990’s. I went with the Saitek Pro Pedals that worked great and still would if I didn’t buy the Saitek Cessna pedals. The Cessna pedals worked awesome and still would but I bought the Saitek Fighter Pedals. Those worked great and still would if I didn’t buy the Thrustmaster TPR. I have a closet full of Flightsim gear over the years. The Saitek/Logitech pedals aren’t nearly as bad as one of the posts mentioned above.

[C2615 319]

I just added some Damp Grease on my TFRP, replace all default lubricant were used, it works great, now I can finally have smooth input on it.

Also works great on my throttle, but not so great on my stick, as my stick use roller, rather than pure firction.

Edited June 25, 2021 by C2615