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CH Products Flight Sim Yoke USB (3 lever) (200-615)
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Command the skies with the king of flight simulator controls, the Flight Sim Yoke USB. This one of a kind yoke offers features that will allow you to fly with the realism you've come to expect from CH Products. Pilots around the world applaud the comfortably placed prop, throttle and mixture levers. It's the closest thing you'll get to sitting in your own cockpit
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Windows 98/2000/XP ME, iMac, or Mac (with USB port*) compatible. New ergonomic designed yoke movement without a center detent allowing the ultimate in control. 5 axis of control including, pitch, roll, throttle lever, propeller lever, and mixture lever. 20 button functions including, 2-way gear switch, 2-way flaps switch, 8-way hat switch, two 2-way rocker switches, and 4 push buttons. Precision adjustment wheel for precise electronic centering. 7 foot cable: easy setup. USB provides true Plug & Play and greater speed and accuracy. Three-year limited warranty, made in the USA. Compatible with Pro Pedals USB200-615
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Nice addition to Flight Sim
I have used the CH yoke (along with the CH rudder pedals) with MS Flight Simulator 9 (2004). This makes a great set-up for practicing navigation, including approches. The yoke adds much compared with just using a typical joy-stick (unless of course you're flying a Cub!). I have noticed that the yoke has gotten a bit "sticky" over the years. The pitch (push-pull) does not always return to "center", which can be a little annoying when you're all trimmed up.
Eric Nelson - Southaven, MS
Not Happy
I bought both the Yoke and Rudder pedals for use with MSFS-X and XPlane. I am happy with the Rudder pedals but was disappointed with the yoke. The yoke never seems to return to center and the movements just don't seem smooth. I also had problems mounting the yoke to my computer desk, although that wasn't a problem with the yoke. I ended up getting a really nice joystick and that is now my primary control...which is just fine since most of the planes I'm flying have a stick and not a yoke anyway.
Michael Crowder - Cary, NC
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