G_Seattle

Yes I have started experimenting with the Delta, and it seems that a smaller number works best as a rule for my setup. Yes, I'm a real life pilot with experience on small and heavy aircrafts. Perhaps I expect too much of a $150 yoke, which I must say is not bad at all. I'm sure part of the difficulty is to get my calibration right. If there are any Saitek users who found great settings, I'd be interested to know what delta/curve parameters you are using. Come to think of it, I think my issue has to do with FSX flight modeling rather than the controller. I was looking for a bit more inertia/aerodynamic effects in the turns, instead of the planes not budging during a turn. I think it is more apparent on the GA planes, for instance I find the 152/172 lacking realism, but that bothers me less on a heavy. Thanks Pete Guillaume

Hi Pete, First of all, let me tell you that buying FSUIPC was the best money spent on any FS addon :grin: I have been fiddling for hours to configure my Saitek ProFLight + additional quadrant, all through FSUIPC directly. The results are great, I am having a TON of fun! I had one question, regarding the elevator/aileron axis. I am playing with the curve as I find the yoke quite sluggish especially on the aileron axis. But the thing is I find the yoke to lack smoothness, not sure how to explain....there is no inertia, it feels a bit choppy. Hmmmm am I making sense? Looking for a bit more realistic feel. Perhaps it's inherent to the yoke? Anyway, thanks for any suggestion and keep up the GREAT work! Guillaume P.S: Pete may I give a suggestion for the next version of FSUIPC? Having a little GUI to copy profiles to airplanes would be great! Fpor instance you could pick a profile, pick an aircraft and choose to apply or remove. that would be a great time saver :) ASUS P8P67 PRO B3 - i7 2600K 4500Mhz (45x100) - 1.32V - 28C/62C 2x4gb G.Skill F3 1600@2133Mhz Coolermaster SilentPro Gold 1000W - Coolermaster HAF-X 2x Crucial C300 SATA 6Gb/s MSI 470GTX TwinFrozr Win7 x64 Enterprise