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August 25th 03, 10:31 PM
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Flight Yoke
I could not get the combo you describe working with FS2002. I had to get
the CH Pro USB pedals. Eric On Sun, 24 Aug 2003 19:51:38 +0100, Graham wrote: Hi, Thinking about buying a CH USB Flight SIm Yoke (3 lever version) Does anyone know if this will work OK with a set of CH Pro rudder pedals that are currently connected along with a joy stick to the game port? Will there be any problems/ things that I might need to do to get this setup to work? Be used with FS2002 Thanks regards Graham 
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