Is rudder required for coordinated turns?

Marc,

because even on level flight the ball in
the inclinometer is hard to keep in place.

Have you compared realism settings yet? Also, in the bigger aircraft,
the ball will move less.


Incidentally, speaking of input devices, do any people here who use a
yoke* and who also actually fly think the yoke is more realistic (and
therefore worth the price tag) than the joystick?


As long as the yoke also has engine controls, I'd say yes, it's worth
it.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Thomas Borchert wrote:

Have you compared realism settings yet? Also, in the bigger aircraft,
the ball will move less.

I have the realism settings set to maximum.

As long as the yoke also has engine controls, I'd say yes, it's worth
it.

My Christmas list is growing like a tapeworm... g

Marc

A rudder on an airplane helps make coordinated turns as do turning
brakes on a farm tractor.