Up until now I have used a sidestick controller. Just bought a yoke (Honeycomb alpha) and finding it difficult to maintain heading on an ILS approach once heads up. Always over-correcting. Any tips from the pros?

1 minute ago, TWSY said:

Up until now I have used a sidestick controller. Just bought a yoke (Honeycomb alpha) and finding it difficult to maintain heading on an ILS approach once heads up. Always over-correcting. Any tips from the pros?

adjust the sensitivities

how much?  pos or neg?

And please don't tell me to play around cause I don't know what they should be. Pls give me settings I can try which the pros consider to be correct.

Edited August 17, 2025Aug 17 by TWSY

if you're overcorrecting then reduce the sensitivity. By how much will depend on your hardware and to a large extent the flight model. 

Just use tiny inputs and use only one hand.

You can get great information with simple internet searches.  Something like "honeycomb sensitivity settings video".   You may find several to choose from, or watch them all as each may have value.  At this time you should avoid any that call out in the title SPAD, AXIS AND OHS, as those are third party interface apps and more complicated than just getting started.  Here is one for MSFS 2020. Even if you are on MS 2024 it could be helpful.  The 2024 settings screens are different so try to find a video specific to 2024 as well.  These will get you where you want to be much faster than chasing all sorts of message suggestions.