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Old November 16th 03, 04:06 AM
Wayne
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Default Saitek stick/throttle....rudder issue

Hey,
This is a pretty good stick/throttle combination, but it causes a quirky
behavior in that the aircraft rudder becomes very unstable on takeoff roll.
It slips from side to side, making takeoff a real challange. I'm pretty new
with this stick and would appreciate if anyone else having this problem
could give some feedback on it.

Thanks,

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Wayne



 




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