CH Pedals and Joystick

I am thinking of getting the CH Pedals to use with driving sims to use with the Suncom G-Force flight yoke I already have. But I only have a joystick port that will accept one joystick. So I was wonderring if anyone knows if the Pedals and yoke can be connected together (out of the box, as it were) to look like the x and y axes of one joystick (I'm not really interested in using the y axis of the yoke) or would I need to make an adaptor cable to connect them or do I need a new games port as the pedals and yoke will require one whole joystick port each ?? Thanks. John -- John Hartridge | Crosfield Electronics Ltd, ext 3282 | Three Cherry Trees Lane,

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>I am thinking of getting the CH Pedals to use with driving sims >to use with the Suncom G-Force flight yoke I already have. But >I only have a joystick port that will accept one joystick. So I >was wonderring if anyone knows if the Pedals and yoke can be >connected together (out of the box, as it were) to look like >the x and y axes of one joystick (I'm not really interested in >using the y axis of the yoke) or would I need to make an adaptor >cable to connect them or do I need a new games port as the >pedals and yoke will require one whole joystick port each ?? >Thanks. >John >-- >John Hartridge | Crosfield Electronics Ltd, >ext 3282 | Three Cherry Trees Lane,

I have the CH pedals and they are wired to the second joystick port. They can be setup so that throttle and brake are on a single axis or on two separate axes. You could make an adapter that wired them to the y-axis of the first joystick port and set the switch to single axis mode. Dave (davids) Sparks Late Night League http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html

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> >I am thinking of getting the CH Pedals to use with driving sims > >to use with the Suncom G-Force flight yoke I already have. But > >I only have a joystick port that will accept one joystick. So I > >was wonderring if anyone knows if the Pedals and yoke can be > >connected together (out of the box, as it were) to look like > >the x and y axes of one joystick (I'm not really interested in > >using the y axis of the yoke) or would I need to make an adaptor > >cable to connect them or do I need a new games port as the > >pedals and yoke will require one whole joystick port each ?? > >Thanks. > >John > I have the CH pedals and they are wired to the second joystick port. They > can be setup so that throttle and brake are on a single axis or on two > separate axes. You could make an adapter that wired them to the y-axis

of > the first joystick port and set the switch to single axis mode. > Dave (davids) Sparks Well, I'm not sure what type of crack your on, but MY CH pedals has a Y-adapter built into the connection. Therefore allowing my Suncom F-15E Eagle to plug into my CH throttle which then plugs in to the pedals which ultimately plug into my Joystick port! WOW no special adpt. needed. -didn't mean to get *** w/ you Dave- -Andre'