Thanks Chris
Being a pilot and having 2151 or so hours on my homebuilt in ten years before selling gives me perspective on what I want my controls to feel like.
I flew mostly stick but your yoke will give me the best of both worlds on the airplanes I want to fly.
It is all about smooth control that I am after. I agree you need that extra length of elevator travel to make it real!!
Since you do not make rudder pedals I got a set of MFG Crosswind V3 set up for a damper.
After installing that with the damper and trying it out made a world of difference in how close it feels compared to a real aircraft after doing a bunch of adjustments.
You are in that high end league and am so glad I found out about you through Ray P. that I never met but trust his instincts🙂
Chris
I am sure everyone wants you to get it right on the first batch so if it take a little bit longer so be it.
I am sure you have everything in control and we will see our yokes soon.
Edward
Thanks Chris I feel pretty good about that too:-)
I ordered the Honeycomb bravo throttle for its flexability and availability. I also ordered the MFG Crosswind V2 for its availability and quality.
At least this will give me a solid base to work from in building my sim for MSFS2020 & Xplane 11.
Hi Chris.
I have one on preorder.
I also ordered a Honeycomb Bravo throttle and ordered a MFG Crosswind V2 - graphite rudder pedals from Milan.
It seems for the pricepoint these should work well together in MSFS 2020 and X-plane11 and last a long time. I am a pilot with about 2150 hours in my Davis DA-2A homebuilt airplane before selling it to a chap in the UK in 1989.
I needed the hardware to feel as close to the real thing as possible but not go overboard on the price.
Reading all the posts in a few forums got me to this point so I hope I made the right choice in equipment.