Good product
The rudder has been tested in conjunction with Thrustmaster's HOTAS Warthog on DCS and Arma 3
The product itself is good, feels good when used barefoot, each pedal has an independent "braking axis" (translation: if the game supports it, you can brake with the right foot, the left foot, or both) and seems strong enough to last.
As far as the product is concerned, I find it a bit light (thick plastic frame and pedals with aluminium sliding axles); this is surprising if you use the warthog at the same time.
Considerations when playing with this rudder:
1) WEDGE YOUR CHAIR IF IT HAS WHEELS!!! Because it doesn't look like it, but between the spreader bar and your wheelchair and your X kg on it, it's your wheelchair that will move backwards and the spreader bar won't move (when you don't expect it, it's surprising). After a few tests, even if I find the spreader bar a bit light, you have to put pressure to make it slide on the floor (parquet for my part). So unless you push like a big idiot on the stop, the rudder will not move.
* Good point, by pressing on the "brakes", the rudder continues to react without sliding on the floor
2) Do not associate the rudder with the Thrustmaster T.A.R.G.E.T. profile when you have a Warthog! At least not with DCS as DCS will not detect it. On Arma 3 the detection with the profile is partial: Arma 3 detects extra axes, but it doesn't react when pressed (Arma 3's fault; because the rudder reacts well on DCS)
For DCS, keep it independently of the T.A.R.G.E.T. settings, it will be recognized by DCS as a separate device, and you can assign the 3 axes (rudder, left brake and right brake) correctly.
/In DCS always remember to reverse the axes for the rudder and the two brakes ;)
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