Does it have changing resistance/ different feel based on airspeed in order to mimic the pressure required to apply control inputs in a real aircraft.
780855
The answer is nope it does not change the feel on the yoke based on airspeed. I found it great and it help me a lot in my training but is not the same as real flying, but pretty close.
780856
No unfortunately it does not. There are ones that do but not for the price. I have found that, for what it is, it is a great piece of equipment. If your heart is set on force feedback expect to pay $700+US. Or better yet go to your local FBO and get yourself some flight time. Nothing beats the real thing for realism. I hope this answers your question.
587872
The know on the shafts controls the resistance. The levels are not marked tho. I've spun the knob and it seems fairly sensitive so my guess would be that there are many levels.
639820
no. You cannot adjust the resistance; however, the DVD tells you to take small steps, not to press down all the way. As you get stronger, you can take large steps and press down harder.
438597
Yes. There is a knob on top that can be twisted to decrease or increase the pressure on the presser foot.
1212657
No, the pressure gets less and less after each push of the button. Also, i am dissapointed it loses pressure after a few days.
1734121
Yes and no. You can control how fast or slow it goes by the amount of pressure you put on the trigger. It also has a turbo speed. My daughters love them.
1113114
The resitance is based upon your speed. The Airdyne creates " air resitance" with the wheel based upon how fast you pedal. The higher your pedal speed the higher the resistance. There is no way to set a restance level . I have ridden various airdynes in excess of 30000 miles over the years and have never felt the need to set a resistance level.
2188420
Not that I am aware of. It has three different application speed buttons (Low, Medium and High). Also, the button used to apply the make-up (on the gun) allows you to adjust how much will come out of the gun by the amout of pressure you use on the button. Originally when I bought the product, they only sent me the machine with the hose. No gun arrived with the shipment. I had emailed the company regarding that issue. They shipped it out shortly after that. I cannot say if they supply the same gun with each purchase. Your question may be better directed to the seller about having dual action or not. Not that I am aware of. It has three different application speed buttons (Low, Medium and High). Also, the button used to apply the make-up (on the gun) allows you to adjust how much will come out of the gun by the amout of pressure you use on the button. Originally when I bought the product, they only sent me the machine with the hose. No gun arrived with the shipment. I had emailed the company regarding that issue. They shipped it out shortly after that. I cannot say if they supply the same gun with each purchase. Your question may be better directed to the seller about having dual action... » Read More Not that I am aware of. It has three different application speed buttons (Low, Medium and High). Also, the button used to apply the make-up (on the gun) allows you to adjust how much will come out of the gun by the amout of pressure you use on the button. Originally when I bought the product, they only sent me the machine with the hose. No gun arrived with the shipment. I had emailed the company regarding that issue. They shipped it out shortly after that. I cannot say if they supply the same gun with each purchase. Your question may be better directed to the seller about having dual action or not. « Show Less
2232578
Resistance is controlled by the red knob located above the wheel, it is adjustable to your preference. Once adjusted it remains consistent.
274033
yes, altho the levels are not well defined, but you can feel changes as you tighten the resistance knob.
445148
I've been using mine with World of Warplanes and haven't noticed any extra sensitivity to the trim wheels. I'm using a Toshiba laptop with windows 8...It's plug and play, so I haven't noticed any features that allow for adjustment, other than on the set up in WoW. It might be due to the operating system you are using. I would suggest contacting CH to see if they have any updated patches for the flightstick and the operating system you are using. Hope this helps.Gary
76071
No. It will be thickerb or thinner based on the pressure but it's not ajustsble. Sorry
784185
It is fairly simple. Once you select the program type, then you can increase or decrease the resistance with the same buttons. I personally only use the first program which is a flat run. So I am not sure if you can adjust resistance on the other programs they have. Hope that helps
779182
I don't own the machine (yet), but I would think it's because a real bicycle does the same thing; changing the resistance level is analogous to changing the gear that a bicycle is in, and the same RPM results in a higher speed because the gear ratio changed.
781487
The fake trim tabs just simulate trim controls. You are correct this controller can't adjust trim, however on most flight simulator programs (even inexpensive ones) you can adjust the trim on the computer program itself. This is an inexpensive controller and does work for basic purposes. If you want more realism then you should buy an expensive simulator and use a real radio transmitter
1331063
Yes. I love that there are multiple programs with varying degrees of resistance that mimic different conditions such as water current, etc.
1510072
It has a knob that you turn for resistance right gives it more resistance and left gives it less