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November 26th 06, 02:14 AM
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Steering on the taxiway
Is it practical/desirable to use it for steering? Yes, it is. Unfortunately it is very awkward to adjust the throttles separately in a sim, so I've never tried this type of steering. Hmmm. Let me guess ... you don't have a full throttle quadrant in addition to your yoke and rudder pedals (hopefully with brakes). Without all of that/those, I don't see how you hope to simulate any particular type of aircraft. 
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