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Whistle Stopper - CH Products Pro Pedals USB Flight Simulator Pedals ( 300-111 )
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List Price: $149.95
Our Price: $95.57
Your Save: $ 54.38 ( 36% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: CH PRODUCTS
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Electronics
Brand: CH Products
Color: Gray
EAN: 0040478301117
Feature: Sliding motion of forward/backward gives rudder input for the "yaw" axis
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: CH PRODUCTS
Manufacturer: CH PRODUCTS
Model: 300-111
Platform: Windows 98
Publisher: CH PRODUCTS
Studio: CH PRODUCTS
Warranty: 3 years warranty
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Features
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Sliding motion of forward/backward gives rudder input for the "yaw" axis
Heel-toe motion gives differential toe braking control
Three axis of control, plane or car simulator control
Seven foot cable
USB interface
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating: 
Summary: The jury is still out.
Comment: It may be a setting, but the pedals are unusually sensitive. It might be me so I will update this if I find that I could tweek it.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Correcting for Yaw
Comment: In the world of flight simulation, there are many ways to pilot the aircraft that come with the programs. For a couple of years after getting my first computer, I was held to the keyboard and later adding the mouse for controlling various planes and helicopters. It wasn't to hard to control, but certainly not very realistic.
Having enough of those controls, I got a joystick with minimal axis control, but definitely better than the keyboard/mouse route. After a couple of computers along came a force feedback joystick with twist motion for yaw control. That was a great big step up in terms of precise control, especially on or near the ground. I still had to use buttons to handle differential breaking or braking at all, but it was really a time-saver in terms of steering the taxiways and multitude of runways at larger airports.
Today I own an iMac computer and I am using X-Plane version 9. The best part is however, I am on Day 3 with the CH Rudder Pedals. Unbelievable!!! Differential Toe Brakes, who would have thought that could be so great? And as in real-life aviation, I fly a VFR Skyhawk, I can see the position of the plane in a turn and add or lessen the amount of Rudder deflection. For an amateur Flight Sim enthusiast, you would be amazed at the control you now have. Reality never felt so REAL!
Customer Rating:
Summary: CH Products Pro Pedals
Comment: Solidly built, works best on a smooth floor, tends to slide around on carpet. Needs a way to adjust the tension, but works very well in FSx. I would recommend to any sim junkie, or to help maintain proficiency.
Customer Rating:
Summary: A must have for the flight sim fan
Comment: I recieved the CH products rudder pedals a few months ago, along with the ch products yoke, and i love them both. The rudder pedals are sturdy and well built, and easy to use. Ground steering can be a bit tricky, but once you get the hang of it, the realism cant be beat. The pedals are great on the appraoch especially in a cross wind, for minor corrections on approach, the difference is amazing from the keyboard to the pedals. These are a must have for the flight sim fan!
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great deal, great product
Comment: I was very pleased with my purchase from price, shipping to product, everything was perfect. Thank you and God bless.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Pro Pedals feature a realistic forward and back pedal motion for flying, as well as a pivot movement for driving games. They're a great companion to CH Product's line of joysticks and flight yokes. For flying, Pro Pedals work as rudders and toe brakes, while for driving they give you extra support and power to accelerate or brake. They're made to withstand the toughest competitor. Designed with rugged, durable components, Pro Pedals will last longer and endure more wear-and-tear than ordinary pedals on the market. Hook Pro Pedals up with your favorite CH Products joystick and take off!
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