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If you happened to buy a P-51 recently (there are a few to be found on simMarket now) you’ll want these realistic rudder pedals to go with it of course. The manufacturer calls them “….. Very solid P-51 metal pedals. With gasdamper the brake pressure is very hard and realistic like in the real aircraft. Very precise control of rudder axis and brake axis. Easy plug and play via USB….”. So there you go, find them here at simMarket.
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Very nice too… but at 1000+ euros? Blimey guv! There’s a recession on, you know!
Product page link? Cough, cough 😉
I have to agree with Andy, a bit pricey?
I’ll also add that if you go to these chaps website, you’ll find they are making some very tasty kit.
Hmmm….. my past-and-copy skills are somewhat lagging currently. Thanks Nick.