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smilo
July 30th, 2005, 18:07
Sorry to be a pain, but a little while back I saw a thread somewhere about home made pedals and stick. Now I can't find it. Did I really see it or was I dreaming? Would someone please send me in the right direction. Maybe I need to learn how to search properly. While we're at it, I was reading about CH Pedals over at the FS 2002/2004 Forum, but no one mentioned how much and where to get them. Thanks for your patience.
Daveroo
July 30th, 2005, 18:18
CHproducts.com has links with places to buy thier products or you can go to PC aviator.com and buy from them.dont know about thye stick and rudder link
Eagle
July 30th, 2005, 19:29
Kimber has made a cool setup. She posted pics a while back.
smilo
July 31st, 2005, 13:07
I finally found it at CFS2 General Discussions/Joystick/throttle/pedals by DavidL6 on 12 July. DUH!!! What I was looking for was the response with picture and link from VF3Thunderboy. Lordy, I just spent 2 hours at the Simviation/Homebuilt Cockpits Forum. Talk about "Into It".
I also found a link to gotink4u which has the CH Pro Pedals for $104+$4 S&H anywhere in the lower 48.
Thanks for your help and patience. I appreciate being able to ask a semi-stupid question without someone biting my head off and spitting it back at me.
Real Old Salt
July 31st, 2005, 13:55
Sorry to be a pain, but a little while back I saw a thread somewhere about home made pedals and stick. Now I can't find it. Did I really see it or was I dreaming? Would someone please send me in the right direction. Maybe I need to learn how to search properly. While we're at it, I was reading about CH Pedals over at the FS 2002/2004 Forum, but no one mentioned how much and where to get them. Thanks for your patience.
Newegg.com or (believe or not) Amazon.com
Splat
August 6th, 2005, 00:51
Better late than never, but you may have seen a posting somewhere about my stick-pedal set. Here is a link:
http://webpages.charter.net/bdonovan2/Frankenstick.html
Bob
smilo
August 6th, 2005, 11:13
Once again, many thanks for the replies. I can see that if I want to do this myself it will be no small task. Is it ever, if you want to do it right? I think I need to take a trip to Boeing Surplus and start my collection process.
Splat, Thanks for the link. Very nicely done. For some reason the last 5 pictures, "pcb,desk2,close,open, and front" didn't show. So it goes. BTW, have you ever considered a Tutoral with a detailed parts list? Just a thought. Or better yet, Do you want to build one for me? :costumes:
It may seem that I say thank you to much, but I can't think of a better way to express my gratitude to this community. Besides, I mean it. Hopefully, in the future, I will be able to give something back.
VF3Thunderboy
August 19th, 2005, 14:57
There was a great post at PF ubi on how to use an old joystick for rudder pedals. About the cheapest/easiest Ive seen...I dont have it bookmarked though... but if you ask over there they can show you the pic...
smilo
August 23rd, 2005, 00:20
I stopped at Fry's in Renton (south of Seattle) this morning. The place is an electronics Mega Store. CH Pro Pedals, $99+tax, off the shelf. Decision time.
smilo
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