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I was mostly curious whether the pitch sensitivity and/or slipperiness
of the smaller sims was happenstance or by design. Part of it may be due to the limited travel of the control yoke in a sim. Jose -- Thanks for pointing that out. I have not been using a sim, but have seen the equipement and should have noticed that the travel is about half of what I had in real basic trainers. As Sherlock Holmes might have phrased it, I saw but did not observe. Peter |
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