Not bad ores, but noisy resistors spoil a lot. Has some pros + It is much more convenient to control the aircraft with ores. I land Airbus in manual VFR mode, not to mention Cessnas)) + look good + stable fastening to the table + LED goes out after the computer is turned off + there is a reverse + 6 buttons that are good for flaps and landing gear and whatnot Has cons: - The manufacturer stinted on non-contact magnetic sensors. Cheap resistors are noisy from the very beginning - the values can jump around 1-2%, which can be unpleasant, especially if you can't calibrate this moment in the Sim. Increases over time. - The reverse does not work as an axis, but as a switch when moving into its zone. Those. when the point is passed, the mode is switched and the axis starts to work as a reverse axis. It is often not clear whether the engine has switched to reverse, you have to control it by instruments, this distracts attention when landing. Because of this feature, instead of reverse, it is possible to increase the operating mode of the engines if the reverse is not activated, which can be critical during landing. - no stiffness adjustment - it would be great to have heads for speedbreaks, for example)
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