Hello,
Anyone with Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls finding the sensitivity too much, especially with pitch? Just a small input and the airplane reacts aggressively. Tried to put sensitivity to -30%, but I have no idea which setting is the most realistic.
Which settings are you using with Honeycomb?
Thanks
Also have issues with this. Rudder is also crazy sensitive. Where is the sensitivity setting?
I went to -50% on the Pitch, -25% on the roll and -70% on my MFG rudder pedals.
Garry
I don’t know if things have changed since August, but I just got my Honeycomb Alpha yoke and to get the movement to match what I expected (and what the on-screen yokes do) I had to increase sensitivity from 0 to +66%.
With sensitivity on both axes at +66%, roll and pitch seem to behave as I expect and match the on-screen yoke.
how is it working now? Just got my alpha and find that all axis are slow in working What is all your settings on all axis?
Can you post a screenshot of them?
Thanks
(UPDATED 2021-02-21 I’m going back to linear from this, as I think it’s actually the on-screen yoke display that may be wrong. I compared against X-Plane 11 which seems to have about the same response to the linear input, but displays the on-screen yoke in the C172 perfectly aligned with my Honeycomb Alpha’s physical position. So I think it’s best to leave it at linear – 0% sensitivity on all axes.)
Here’s mine:
The +66 sensitivity is to compensate for the curve that Flight Simulator appears to insert between what it shows you here and the actual yoke or control stick. With this set, a C172’s simulated yoke roughly matches the movements I make on the Honeycomb Alpha yoke. (Without the sensitivity setting, it moves much too slowly near the center and much too fast near the edges.)
[Note this may be a bug in the display in MSFS. X-Plane has the same response to the linear input but shows the yoke moving correctly as expected with no modifications. I’ve switched back to using linear input.]
can you post a screenshot of your settings
