I was just not impressed with what I tested, which in turn left me not wanting any of their other products.
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And because of these I will likely not buy a CH product.Īs far as the software between the two, I can't comment on as I didn't utilize them, because they always confuse the begezes out of me!!Īgain, I am NOT criticizing ANYBODYS decision or opinion about getting a CH product… The yoke system was NOT well put together… was NOT very precise with movement, and looked cheap (and it was NOT cheap in cost)… I was NOT impressed!!! I didn't actually find anything "wrong" with the rudders… they worked fine, though again they didn't seem to have good precise movement, and seemed light on the friction adjusment… but those are just personal feel… but for the cost they "looked" cheap. I admit, I haven't tried their joysticks… I tested out their Flight sim yoke and rudders. I was just not impressed with the ones I tested!! I'm not criticizing ANYBODYS choice for getting a CH product… I'm sure they DO make some good items. To me, that's not a bad thing, but the cost could be a turnoff to some on a tighter budget.ĭon't get me wrong TB…. The only drawback to the CH stuff (not that it's relevant to the OP) is that they don't have a twist stick thus necessitates the purchase of some rudder pedals. The CH definitely DO have light springs, but when you want the finer control, I find the light springs can be used for hours without fatigue. Both the Saitek products I had lost a degree of their precision after less than 40 hours of use.
If a Glock can take 100,000 rounds of +P then I doubt you'll break it playing a flight sim.Īlso, CH has a proven reputation for durability and precision.
It's the same stuff used in all those polymer framed auto pistols these days. Yes, CH is molded plastic, but it's not anywhere close to cheap junk.
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