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Saitek Pro Flight Trim Wheel

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Aircanuck

Charter Member
Hey there,

I'm sure the following inquiry could be handled by the support people at Saitek, but I sense some helpful comments may come just as quick here on home turf.

After reading the advert on their website, I get the feeling the trim wheel can and will function independently next to my CH Products flight sim yoke which as you know already has a built in trim tab ..... would I be correct ?

Have to admit it looks like a sweet fit !!

Your thoughts please


Merry Christmas :kilroy:
 
Based on my assortment of controllers I'm going to say yes. I currently have a pair of Saitek throttle quadrents set up to run twin engine planes. I can run my X45 joystick or CH yoke with them and all I do is plug in the one I want to use.
 
Another one here thinks it will. I have the Saitek panels and a Logitech G940 system, no issues at all and the 940 itself has multiple places where trim can be. But I tell everyone not to bother using the Saitek drivers for their panels, the work after a fashion but there is a freeware 3rd party developer at http://fstools.weebly.com/ whose software is far superior.
 
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