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Old November 20th 03, 09:15 PM
Murphy
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Default Rudder problems

I've just installed CH Pro rudder and pedals, gameport version, and can't
seem to get the rudder control to work correctly. In the calibration area
the rudder and throttle are both assigned to the Z axis and I'm unable to
change it. Shouldn't the rudder be assigned to the "R" axis? The yoke
assignments work fine so now looking for help from someone who may have
experienced and solved the same problem.
Thanks for any help. Murphy



 




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