I have a Cessna trim wheel for pitch control -- will the trim wheel on this panel conflict with its operation? And if so, what's the recommended workaround? Thanks!
1642440
I don't have an answer for this one. The only trim wheel I have is on the Multi panel so I have no conflict.
1642441
I doubt there will be conflict between the two. I once had two controls for the flaps, one on the panel, one on the throttle quadrant. You'd just have two controls for one thing. Plus in Flight Sim it splits the different controllers into categories, so it may do that for your wheel.
1642442
I use the yoke "electric trim" toggle for trim, I get a better feel for trimming the aircraft. It might be that its just my personal preference. I don't have a conflict on my setup.
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
52221
I haven't had to use the trim buttons on the left side at all. I use the right side to trim the forward/back and side to side movement so that it flies steady with my fingers off the sticks. For example, if it wants to fly forward when the stick is centered, click the trim button to the left of the right stick towards you a couple times till it stays put. If it wants to go right or left when centered, click the trim button in the opposite direction till is stays centered. Hope that makes sense.
1547516
I had the same issue. I put a couple of drops of silicone oil on the wheel as they suggested and this is working so far.
421654
Hi Susan; Not sure about what your's are doing but My V913 has those Blades were loose when I got mine and other problem when the Transmitter batteries were low it acted strange. Can you still fly it with trimming from your transmitter.Need more what it's doing to figue it out.Good Luck Barry
1209790
The left wheel is a throttle wheel. There is a three wheels, one for aileron trim, one for elevator trim and the one on the left of the joystick is for the throttle. Depending on what game you are flying there may be a way to use them for other purposes. This is a great Jstick by the way. I've used them for nearly 20 years now.
981624
Hi Tom, You can actually put your trim wheel below the TPM quadrant (it is actually more similar to how it is located in real C-172). Anyway, 27 1/2" should be enough to accommodate everything. However, make sure that the table is heavy enough. You do not want your display to drop on you when you are doing stalls ;-)
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Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work... » Read More Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul « Show Less
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Be careful, a buddy and I used these with our quads at first but you need to set the flight controller to Spektrum. We were having weird issues where our quads would go into failsafe mode while they were still in close proximity. Switching to non Spektrum gear fixed this for us.
2192807
Did you try to use the right trim? Sometimes these helicopters are not ready to fly out of box. You will need to do some adjustments which is normal. Check on the YouTube. YouTube got some good tips.
602280
I will need more details on what is happening, are the modes themselves not functioning? Or is it the wheel itself not responding? The only time i have experienced an issue with the wheel was when i purchased the laptop and had Windows 8 on it, after downgrading to Windows 7 i do not have any issues with the functions of the laptop. I am not saying this is a fix, i am informing you that the software is still a bit buggy.
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First let me say I do not have the controller in front of me. I am in Chicago and the plane is in California. I do recall that on the controller are four (4) sliding switches on the bottom. Flipping these switches reverses the normal function of the plane surfaces and motor rotation. Find the throttle switch and move it to the other position.
481433
One of the "wheel" controls gets assigned to throttle, so yes. I have flown this stick with both MS Flight and X-Plane and highly recommend. The quality is excellent.
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.
52222
Hi Doug, The trims are there to adjust for minor control errors. Say the copter drifts to the left, put in a little right trim.This is the trim button under the right hand stick. The screen shows the amount of trim on each axis. Hope this helps!George
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Make sure the flight controller is free of vibration, and the wires are secure because vibration can travel up them. If problem continues verify radio and receiver with a range check. Maybe back off the gains a little or place a ferrite ring on the inputs of the gyro. All fails chuck it get a Openpilot cc3d 10-15 bucks Ebay
983882
Because there is something wrong with it. It should only spin when to move the right joystick up or down (forward/back). I would have said it was trim adjustment but there is none. Only left and right has trim adjustment.