Avid flight game buff considering pedals.

[Cloakedwand72]

I got the Thrustmaster T16k and TWCS pack with out the pedals. Reason being is I’m not sure how much I’d use a set of pedals though it’d be nice to get the T flight pedals or CH pro pedals hence they both have a accelerator and brake mode which is imperative for my needs so I wouldn’t have to have two separate pedals occupying closet space and wouldlike a simplified setup.. Also don’t want Logitech/crosswind/Virpil/Winwing stuff right away just want a set I can use with racing and sim to minimize  storage space and simplify my gamer pit. Any recommendations?

[Nuke]

i use my pedals in mechwarrior online along with my throttle (both are ch). i use my mouse for aiming because the game was not designed by people who do not know how joysticks work, not to mention the fact that the game is so competitive not using the cheater mouse is going to affect your scores a lot. 

my stick is actually the most disused out of the set. i cant remember the last time i even plugged it in let alone used it. 

Edited November 30, 2022 by Nuke

[Cloakedwand72]

42 minutes ago, Nuke said:

i use my pedals in mechwarrior online along with my throttle (both are ch). i use my mouse for aiming because the game was not designed by people who do not know how joysticks work, not to mention the fact that the game is so competitive not using the cheater mouse is going to affect your scores a lot. 

my stick is actually the most disused out of the set. i cant remember the last time i even plugged it in let alone used it. 

Good info! Where can I get CH USB pedals that aren’t overpriced? Oh I found t flight thrustmaster pedals for around 100 bucks new unopened on a deal on Newegg is that a good deal? I like the duel use function of both t flight and ch pro pedals. I don’t want separate pedals for different game styles so I think either of these two are good.

Edited November 30, 2022 by Cloakedwand72

[Nuke]

5 hours ago, Cloakedwand72 said:

Good info! Where can I get CH USB pedals that aren’t overpriced? Oh I found t flight thrustmaster pedals for around 100 bucks new unopened on a deal on Newegg is that a good deal? I like the duel use function of both t flight and ch pro pedals. I don’t want separate pedals for different game styles so I think either of these two are good.

i think mine were $120 when i bought them new, like 10 years ago. ch has always been expensive but they last a really long time. the ch pedals have separate toe breaks and rudder axis, ive used them in racing games as gas/break pedals. just offset them for the right foot. they come with insertible rudder locks for that application. i used to play the various carmageddon games with a ch yoke and pedals. no clutch unfortunately. 

Edited November 30, 2022 by Nuke

[Cloakedwand72]

59 minutes ago, Nuke said:

i think mine were $120 when i bought them new, like 10 years ago. ch has always been expensive but they last a really long time. the ch pedals have separate toe breaks and rudder axis, ive used them in racing games as gas/break pedals. just offset them for the right foot. they come with insertible rudder locks for that application. i used to play the various carmageddon games with a ch yoke and pedals. no clutch unfortunately. 

Wow! Curious is the only place I can buy ch from eBay? 90% of them are used should used pedals scare me away? And can you link me a pair for south of under 140?

[linuxgurugamer]

37 minutes ago, Cloakedwand72 said:

Wow! Curious is the only place I can buy ch from eBay? 90% of them are used should used pedals scare me away? And can you link me a pair for south of under 140?

Check Amazon, they have some there as well

[Cloakedwand72]

4 hours ago, linuxgurugamer said:

Check Amazon, they have some there as well

Found T flight pedals for around 100$ heard mixed things about them but the good thing is they both have plane/car mode and can interface with my FCS pack. But not really sure how much I’d use them but would be good to have something that can be used for sims and racing games hence space constraint and simplicity criteria.