I am using the default Beech A/C twin, and the default settings for my CH Pro Pedals, are very erratic.  
 

Can somebody give me the base settings via the control sensitivity adjustments panel, as a baseline?  The rudder not the brakes..

Do you experience this also with the default settings? 

Thanks!

Are your CH Pedals brand new or used?

 

And, why not the brakes?

 

Edited February 18, 20233 yr by vonmar

The pedals are several years old.  The breaks seem to be fine.  
 

Thanks!

The CH Products should be full Plug and Play with MSFS 1.31.23

I suspect you were thinking about ordering new, correct?

I was on a USB hub, I plugged it into a  computer usb port and it improved.  Still not great.

 

I know the FSX default had A/C model flaws.  Third party AC are far superior!

 

Thanks!

Make sure you do NOT calibrate them in Win10. If you already calibrated them go back in and reset the calibration to default..

CH pedals work with potentiometers. Over the years, they get worn out and are not very precise (erratic) anymore. You need a dead zone at the center.

I have these and I leave the in-sim calibration linear (default) for both rudder and brakes. I don’t seem to experience the issue you are having. I don’t set any dead zone but another thing to try is setting an extremity dead zone. Don’t pay to much attention to how it makes the graph look, just try a few different settings and test in the aircraft.

 

I use CH Pro Pedals and frankly never changed a thing. worked out of the box, did not even need any driver install. Plug and fly in my case.

 

 

I have been running a deadzone of 4 for more time than I can remember. Also I have forever ended up setting rudder sensitivity on the negative side depending on the plane. (CH Pro Pedals)

Edited February 19, 20233 yr by jimcarrel

7 hours ago, Dominique_K said:

CH pedals work with potentiometers. Over the years, they get worn out and are not very precise (erratic) anymore. You need a dead zone at the center.

Yep - DigiKey stocks the CH pots and they are only like $5 a piece.  I have a few coming since I plan on at least replacing the dirty pot in my CH Pro Throttle whihch is gawd knows how old now.

As for the CH pedals, it seems there's a YouTube video for everything these days:

 

5 minutes ago, Stoopy said:

Yep -

 

After ditching my last pair  of CH pedals, I went for a Hall sensors equipped pair. I do not regret it. 

18 minutes ago, Dominique_K said:

After ditching my last pair  of CH pedals, I went for a Hall sensors equipped pair. I do not regret it. 

Yeah, I have a hall sensor joystick, T 16000m. Set it up when I got it 3 years ago, and haven't had to adjust anything since. Pots sooner or later will get noisy causing drift. 

My CH Pedals purchased August 2011 started to show signs of POT wear in in 2022 (not bad almost 11 years old).

So I purchased new pedals August 2022 and put them on my daily use WIN11 PC plug and play no problems.

Put the old Pedals on my newer WIN11 PC (used for testing MSFS2020 second copy) plug and play working ok for now.
If they get real bad I will replace them or possibly replace the pots.

2 minutes ago, vonmar said:

 

My CH Pedals purchased August 2011 started to show signs of POT wear in in 2022 (not bad almost 11 years old).

So I purchased new pedals August 2022 and put them on my daily use WIN11 PC plug and play no problems.

Put the old Pedals on my newer WIN11 PC (used for testing MSFS2020 second copy) plug and play working ok for now.
If they get real bad I will replace them or possibly replace the pots.

I finally got rid of mine after about 14 years, due to a usb problem. They are excellent pedals, if you change the pots once in awhile.