Does this have the rudder control on the backside of the throttle like the x45 does?
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Yes a roller is on the back of the throttle that can be assigned as rudder control
988556
Hello, The Pro Flight quadrant (pz45) is a usb connected peripheral that can be used together with the throttle quadrant that comes with our pro flight yoke for multi engine function.
1715879
Yes, it comes with a cheap controller that is very had to configure. I would buy a KK2.1.5 Multi-rotor LCD Flight Control Board for a replacement. Easier to program, and with out a computer attached in the field.
176168
The rudder pedals are independent of the yolk and throttles. They should work fine.Greg
1262301
Yes it does. However, unlike the X52 series, there is no pin on the stick to prevent the twist action. I hear one has to disable this in the driver settings if one has special foot peddles for the rudder.
2000562
Not sure what automatic throttle control is but if you explain I may be able to answer your question.
1011569
The throttle stick does not spring back when you release it. Stays in same position.
843988
I'm using an old school Microsoft Force Feedback 2, with no issues. The stick twist which works for rudder. Imac 27 inch 2013.
2086470
Yes, I have a X52 that the joystick went bad with and so I bought a CH Fighterstick and it works fine. The only issue is that without the X52 joystick, you obviously can't clutch and change modes with the X52 throttle. Incidentally I like the CH stick a lot better; it's more precise and a lot less jittery than the X52 stick.
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You will pay to get the x52 pro, but you probably wont regret it. If this is your first stick, then it is a fantastic buy. My X-52 non pro has lasted me through years of fun. Plus, the Warthog does not include yaw (rudder) control at all while the X-52, X-52 Pro, and X-55 all do. The joystick twists and acts as the rudder.
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It does have forward/reverse (Pitch) AND left/right turn (Rudder) on the right stick. With throttle up/down on the left stick. The left/right rudder, on the right stick, is backwards to what the most common US radio mode (MODE 2) hobby grade heli has. And that may cause you to learn some bad habits if you plan on moving to a REAL hobby grade heli in the future. BUT you can take apart the transmitter and place the rudder controls on the left stick . Like it should be. I did this to mine in less than 10 minutes. Using just a Phillips screwdriver. Very easy and now I'm ready to progression to 4ch fixed pitched RC helicopters. It does have forward/reverse (Pitch) AND left/right turn (Rudder) on the right stick. With throttle up/down on the left stick. The left/right rudder, on the right stick, is backwards to what the most common US radio mode (MODE 2) hobby grade heli has. And that may cause you to learn some bad habits if you plan on moving to a REAL hobby grade heli in the future. BUT you can take apart the transmitter and place the rudder controls on the left stick . Like it should be. I did this to mine in less than 10 minutes. Using just a Phillips screwdriver. Very easy and now I'm ready to progression to... » Read More It does have forward/reverse (Pitch) AND left/right turn (Rudder) on the right stick. With throttle up/down on the left stick. The left/right rudder, on the right stick, is backwards to what the most common US radio mode (MODE 2) hobby grade heli has. And that may cause you to learn some bad habits if you plan on moving to a REAL hobby grade heli in the future. BUT you can take apart the transmitter and place the rudder controls on the left stick . Like it should be. I did this to mine in less than 10 minutes. Using just a Phillips screwdriver. Very easy and now I'm ready to progression to 4ch fixed pitched RC helicopters. « Show Less
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It's a strange program. I don't have a yoke and throttle, only a Joystick. That has a throttle on it. I have to go into the set up a lot to get it to work correctly. I think peddles would be a good add on if they work. The Cessna wants to go off the left side of the runway when you throttle up for take off. I suspect that is due to engine torque. I know when I fly a real Cessna, I have to use the rudder peddles which moves the rudder, to compensate for engine torque. Flying the heavy iron in the xplane program does't seem to have that problem. I wish there were some good directions on controls for each plane. How to program auto pilots,GPS, etc. It's a strange program. I don't have a yoke and throttle, only a Joystick. That has a throttle on it. I have to go into the set up a lot to get it to work correctly. I think peddles would be a good add on if they work. The Cessna wants to go off the left side of the runway when you throttle up for take off. I suspect that is due to engine torque. I know when I fly a real Cessna, I have to use the rudder peddles which moves the rudder, to compensate for engine torque. Flying the heavy iron in the xplane program does't seem to have that problem. I wish there were some good directions on... » Read More It's a strange program. I don't have a yoke and throttle, only a Joystick. That has a throttle on it. I have to go into the set up a lot to get it to work correctly. I think peddles would be a good add on if they work. The Cessna wants to go off the left side of the runway when you throttle up for take off. I suspect that is due to engine torque. I know when I fly a real Cessna, I have to use the rudder peddles which moves the rudder, to compensate for engine torque. Flying the heavy iron in the xplane program does't seem to have that problem. I wish there were some good directions on controls for each plane. How to program auto pilots,GPS, etc. « Show Less
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Yes you can. With my setup i have the yoke, rudder pedals and two throttle quadrants and it works great!
322594
It doesn't have a rudder. The steering is accomplished by applying differential power to two rotors (nothing you would need to explicitly need to bother with, its just how your left/right turn actions on the transmitter are translated into...), and elevators.
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.
961842
We don't know of any list but he uses this specifically for Elite Dangerous. He says the rudder pedals can be programmed to any game just like a joystick.
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In short, yes. Long answer: There are two options for yaw control. The stick has twist functionality for yaw. For a second option, there is a two way rocker/lever bar behind the throttle assembly (where the tips of your fingers rest).