flatspin spitfire

[jg23syncromash]

hi i use keyboard for il2 and soon getting a thrust-master 1600 joystick and the reason im buying this is because whenever i try to turn the spit on a keyboard it goes into a flatspin even when im pushing the keys gently is there something i have missed this happens for bf109 as well and any other plane except hurrican but mostly its the spit plz help 

 

so i either call it the spinfire or the flatfire XD

 

Edited August 11, 2018 by jg23syncromash

[LLv34_Flanker]

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Keyboard is always on/off so you deflect controls maximum amount when pressing. Only way that might work is that if you tap keys fast, not letting full deflection happen. That joystick will be a good starting point and believe me, there is no end after you get to know what else is out there for sim nuts ?

[=FEW=Hauggy]

Playing with a keyboard is near impossible as you might have noticed.

Good on you for getting a joystick! I hear this one is not bad at all.

[Buzzsaw]

3 hours ago, jg23syncromash said:

hi i use keyboard for il2 and soon getting a thrust-master 1600 joystick and the reason im buying this is because whenever i try to turn the spit on a keyboard it goes into a flatspin even when im pushing the keys gently is there something i have missed this happens for bf109 as well and any other plane except hurrican but mostly its the spit plz help 

 

so i either call it the spinfire or the flatfire XD

 

A Thrustmaster 1600 is a good choice as it has the twist rudder function as well as the other axes.

 

When you are doing a coordinated turn, you will need to use some rudder at the start to help initiate the turn... in addition to using the ailerons to roll in the appropriate direction and the elevator to vary the angle of attack.

[Sokol1]

2 hours ago, LLv34_Flanker said:

Keyboard is always on/off so you deflect controls maximum amount when pressing. Only way that might work is that if you tap keys fast, not letting full deflection happen. That joystick will be a good starting point and believe me, there is no end after you get to know what else is out there for sim nuts ?

 

Depends on command used, if he use "Aileron left  (or right) one notch" key  instead "Aileron left (or right)" key - a 0 or 100% command,  the surface command move only a bit in each press, and move progressively if hold this key. In short this "notch" command work like a trim. Work for a casual take-off, circle around and landing, not for fight's.

 

 

Edited August 12, 2018 by Sokol1

[jg23syncromash]

thanks guys for the help now with a joystick it doesn't do it anymore ;)