Thanks for your reply, mdavis:

I have heard from many people I chat and email with that the CH pedals as
long as you have the current version of that control software, are very
good. As I stated in another post here, I have been thinking of getting a
yoke/pedals for some time, but have been hesitant because of some of the
issues I experience in FS; however I do understand that having a yoke and
set of pedals is quite superior to a joystick, even the best ones (I have
both a sidewinder 2.0 and a Satiek Cyborg EVO, which I think are the
probably the best 2 "mid priced" joysticks). I think I'll just use the
holiday season as my excuse to go for it!

On the flight models, that's kind of what I figured---it's something you
have to tinker with to get it like you like it. I guess the next step is to
read up on tweaking the .cfg and .air files, or maybe find a utility to help
me. Thanks for your time!

"mdavis" wrote in message
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CH Pedals
The Control Manager for CH pedals and yokes is great. You can enter the
adjustment section where you get small graphs that allow you to tweak the
curves to set sensitivity any way you like it by moving them around,
steepening the slopes, bowing the centers, etc. I've owned a USB Yoke LE
(no mix/prop) and a set of ProPedals for several years now and they work
beautifully.

Flight models
Many FS2002 aircraft ported over to FS9 exhibit a nose heavy attitude.
Some
designers suggest setting elevator trim to compensate for this. It is
often
a total remake of the .cfg and .air files to tweak one properly, which is
a
big job.