will this work combined with CH rudder pedals?
887071
Mine was dead on arrival. Support was awful. Expect that if they don't work off the bat, they likely won't work at all. The pedals are usually run through the simulator anyway , so if you are using plane, you are likely good to go.
887072
Yes.I kept my CH rudder pedals and they work great. The saitek yoke has weaker springs than the CH yoke but with time you can get use to this. The throttles have greater sensitivity( and therefore better rpm and power control), I have the trim wheel. It is also sensitive. make sure you center the wheel while setting up the system. once the wheel is center mark the center with typewriter white out so that you can center the wheel again as necessary. Good luck!
887073
Yes if you use two USB ports one for the yoke and one for the CH pedalsBut if you would like to have the best setup I also have Saitrk pedals listed on this site and they will be a better setup.
887074
Hello, The rudder pedals operate different axis so ideally this should work, however since they are both different third party drivers there is a slight possibility that there maybe a conflict.
867614
unfortunitly I had same problem dont know what the deal was I updated the drivers and lookedfor fixes couldnt find any, so my soulution to the problem was disable the rudder part of the yoke anduse my back up joystick as a rudder (or you could use foot pedals) . Ive been flying like this for awhile now and I really got used to it and like it. I think there is something in that rudder part that isnt working right sogive that a try, other than that the yoke works great
660628
Yes you can. With my setup i have the yoke, rudder pedals and two throttle quadrants and it works great!
483955
I do not believe it is set up to take different pedals. I tried that with a more expensive pair and they did not respond.
353839
I googled the question and found many forums of users using both the CH yoke and pedals for racing games. So yes they can be use for racing. - Dave
2030063
I use the CH products F-16 Combat Stick and the CH Pro Pedals, most buttons work on it, some do not. For the most part it works better than spending another $200 for the same of the USB versions of my stick and pedals. Hope this helps you out.
459028
WD40 should do it. Just be careful not to get it on the pedal, would get to slippery.
679370
I use mine to connect the rudder of my sailboat to my 4hp tohatsu ob. The rudder is a tiller which is thru the stern as opposed to an over the stern. For the link to work properly it must be connected forward of the rudder pivot; that is I need the rudder and motor to turn the same direction. If I connected the two in a straight line the motor an rudder would turn against one another; so I had to bend the connecting rod to make the connection at the proper place on the tiller arm. So in answer to your question, I don't see your situation as a problem that can't be solved and I think this device will work. BTW I found this to be a quality piece of equipment, I need to disconnect the linkage when my sails are up and I raise the engine and return it when I go back to power the connect is easy to connect and disconnect. Good luck.
1754318
I use the C.H.products flight sim yoke and rudder pedals.But my logitec extreme 3D pro joystick works well too.its is really what you personally prefer.joystick or flight yoke and pedals.
385068
As in joystick, are you referring to the 360 degree movable pitch bends? I have gotten this cable to work with both standard pitch wheels and even modulation wheels, but I've never tried the joystick type. Perhaps midi doesn't support that type of signal.
223777
Yes , this should work with any flight simulator that works with Saitek Hardware ( Yoke , Throttle , Pedals , etc.)
1713770
I can confirm that it does work with my old (2-button) CH stick. I don't have a 15-pin Flightstick Pro or any kind of pedals, so I can't confirm that your setup would work.
1634192
Yes, this will work with any keyboard that has a standard jack for sustain pedals (1/4"). According to casio's website the wk-110 has the correct input: http://www.casio.com/products/archive/Digital_Pianos_&_Keyboards/Portable_Keyboards/WK-110/
1411467
Should work fine with that kit and it definitely works with a double pedal.
2011290
I honestly have no idea, I would contact Saitek. But, I have been in the PC repair business for over 6 years and can't see any reason it would not work. Windows 8 is based on Windows 7 technology and the pedals are a simple plug-and-play USB device, so it 99% should work. I just can't guarantee it without trying it.
450334
I'm sure it's possible to wire up a foot pedal to a controller to do the throttle... assuming the left hand is the bad one.
1765793
It should work. Here's a link to Express Scribe's Web site.http://www.nch.com.au/hardware/pedals.html