driving pedals as…..

I havent used CH or other proper rudder pedals [at £100 i doubt i can justify it] but i have never had a problem with my logitech ones.
I would be intrigued to see if someone who may have both systems do a serious and proper comparison of them.
Until then my ones do the job just fine 😀

The normal flying rudder pedals use different axis for rudder and brakes, so there may be a problem when trying to use driving pedals as a rudder.

This is because the pedals are independant of eachother i.e. on rudder pedals when you push one pedal forward the other moves back.

On driving pedals when you push one nothing happens with the other.

Some of the flying pedals, like the CH Products Pro Pedals, can be locked in a central position to allow them to be used as driving pedals i.e. only the independant up and down motion of each pedal is allowed.

As already stated in other posts you may be able calibrate your driving pedals to use as rudder pedals but they won’t be very accurate!

Proper rudder pedals make a huge difference and you’d be advised to get a set!

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thanks

thanks,
i fly on microsoft flight sim 2004,
i bought a (really low cost) racing set, its named thrustmaster T1.
ok, it should be the Z axis but it will just mess evreything up.

i think i will buy on EBAY a CH set

🙂 Hi i use the Logitech wingman steering wheel and pedals,well the pedals anyway as the rudder pedals.
I use them in F/Battles and BoB11 WOV with no problems whatsoever..
I can’t remember how i calibrated them,probably just mapped the right pedal as right rudder and left pedal as left rudder or via the axis required.
Which flightsim are you using?
They do work,keep persevering.:)

I think it would need some modification to use racing pedals as rudder pedals. The rudder control is just one axis and racing pedals use two – one for the accelerator and one for the brake.