Does this have yaw control? As in, can you twist the stick clockwise/counterclockwise?
1094313
Yes it does and actually I have to disable it in X-Plane because it is just so much easier to use than my rudder pedals that I bought.
1094314
rudder controls are on the front of the throttle lever, its a rocker you control with your fingers.
1094315
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).
1593551
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
430270
No, both direction rotates freely about same. You need to push button to move the dial for settings.
1236614
Yes, It actually can tilt any direction you want. It fully flips completely around so finding your desired spot will be easy. Mine stays put wherever I leave it. It makes a clicking sound as you tilt it as to maybe having something hold it in place after each click? But honestly it doesn't feel any different to me. But like I said, it stays put for me just fine.
169796
Yes there's a little black switch just above the trigger which will switch the direction of rotation!
393550
As far as I can test with mine, you can rotate 360. It's a great piece of kit.
2078299
No it can not rotate to portrait orientation. It can just swing back and forth.
423038
Yes, there is a twist function which can serve for rudder control in games with that feature.
1238221
Yes, it has a button on top which makes it move side to side. Is that what you mean by rotating back and forth?
926909
No twist axis. It's a great joystick, rugged and reliable but a twist axis would be nice. Software is easy to use.
1730889
No, it can not be turned for side to side motion, just forwards and backwards only.
1292753
Yes, it does have forward and reverse. You push the thumb lever on the right side to go forward and the left side to reverse - or you can just push or pull one side as i do since i only have the use of one hand. You can also control the speed in reverse the same as in forward.
351885
it is in the instruction book page 5 number 15. rotate the adjustment gear clockwise and stem counterclockwise.
859078
Yes, it has forward and back tilt controls. You can use them to put the chair forward so that it doesn't go back, or back so it doesn't go forward. Or you can have them off, allowing tilt whenever you lean back. Then you'd use the tension control knob on the right side to your liking. I change the settings all the time depending on what I'm doing.
2169806
Hi! No but it is simple to use..as I said in my review he learned how to tilt when turning very quickly.
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.
710164
It can be turned to face whatever direction you need but I would not say it "spins".