Seb1968
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Nice video, I recently purchased the Fly Tampa Sydney airport myself and it's a great add on, although it can be hard on your computer.
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I am from Sydney, Australia, PFC have an Australian based authorised seller in Hawker Pacific aviation, when I have contacted Hawker Pacific (who are conveniently located only a few kilometres from where I live), they advised me, that they can order PFC products from the USA, and have them delivered in less than 2 weeks, but who knows? Thanks for that, I have seen that review from FroogleSim, and it's very informative, but I have read of some bad reviews of GoFlight Yokes, so I am in two minds. Thank you Jay, may I ask do you mainly fly heavy jets ie. Boeing 737,777 etc in your flight sim?, and if so does the PFC yoke and throttle quadrant give a more realistic feel? Also, I believe there is no hat switch with the PFC yoke?, if this is the case, how do you adjust the views when in virtual cockpit mode?
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Hi, my name is Seb, and I only joined this forum last week. I have been flight simming for over 15 years, and my sim of choice is FSX, and I mostly fly PMDG 737,777,747-400 and the Level D 767-300, using the CH yoke and pedals, which are ok, but not great. Presently, I am looking to upgrade to a high end metal yoke and throtlle quadrant that will last me a long time, but most importantly give me a more a precise, realistic feel. I have been reading some of the reviews on both GoFlight and PFC, and have read a lot of mixed reviews which has left me a bit confused. When you are spending big money on your flight sim hardware, you want make sure that you are buying quality and not rubbish, to be fair CH has served me well for the last 10 years, but I want move up the next level. So which should I go for, the GoFlight yoke and throttle quadrant?, or the PFC cirrus saab yoke (the PFC system I am considering is in the Youtube video below)? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RY-EVETD74&list=FLIMhHYM0O6x2PnZPIugv72w&index=1