That is good to know, I’m trying to decide which rudder pedals to choose. How are you liking the TPR? Have you tried the other ones?
I wonder why they list the TPR pedals as PC only on the Thrustmaster site?
The TPR are incredible. The build quality is outstanding. Upgrading from the TFRP resulted in significantly less frustration when operating the rudder, especially with taildraggers on takeoff and landing.
The TFRP have horrible stuttering action, meaning they do not slide smoothly and skip along their tracks in very stepped motion. I disassembled them and worked on their sliders to improve the movement, but never was able to fully eliminate the stuttering. The sim provides enough stutters, you don’t need them in your pedals, too Ha!
To be fair, the price of the TFRP is very economical as compared to the expense of the TPR.
3 Likes
Hooked up the second quadrant.
I was so happy when it worked with the Airliner with 4 engines and the plane with 3 motors.
I have the cheaper TM rudders but have not hooked them up.
2 Likes
Now I want TPR after research…
1 Like
They are mega.
1 Like
Same here but no stock anywhere
I bought mine direct from Thrustmaster when I couldn’t find them anywhere.
I checked there, out of stock. I’ll get them when they are back in stock
i am going to get them
R/C car ceramic bearing grease, made specifically for plastic on metal. Tamiya cars kits come with it. Same thing I used in the TB.
1 Like
i got the TPR rudder pedals
they work excellent and are really nice
plugged into the second quadrant
I’ve never used one of these, but read that they are pretty good. I had no idea of the specs for them so downloaded the user manual for them. Apparently it has 16-bit resolution on both pitch, and roll, so that must feel really nice to use.
I couldn’t see anything about how much travel there is on pitch, but have seen videos showing that it has close, but not quite, 90° on roll.
Hi All, does anyone have or know where I can get these? I am after ALL the dimensions like the Honeycomb ones on this page.
Any assistance appreciated
Cheers
Hazza
The only ones I have seen are these:
TCA Yoke Boeing Edition
Width: 11.8 inches / 300 mm
Depth: 15.4 inches / 390 mm
Height: 15.0 inches / 380 mm
TCA Quadrant Boeing Edition
Width: 5.1 inches / 130 mm
Depth: 7.7 inches / 195 mm
Height: 5.9 inches / 150 mm
The cockpit settings files may help :
Hope that helps,
George
Yeah thanks, I have seen that but not enough detail for me unfortunately.
1 Like
Thanks, have you been able to download the document from here? When I try it says the document size is 0kb and nothing downloads 
Thank you so much! I don’t suppose you could e-mail those files to me at johnh @ hazbenz dot co dot nz?
1 Like