Review on Thrustmaster TPR Pedals Windows Pc by Robert Maysey

There was a small snag during the assembly process: in order to connect the right pedal to the brake sensor, I had to remove the lock nut from the ball head so the parts could align and not bind. . To position the pedal assembly in relation to my table I cut out a piece of wall board to act as a spacer to rest on the wall behind the table. My regular work chair has wheels, so when running the simulator I substitute a folding chair with sticky legs that stay in place when I use the steering wheel pedals. The driver software installed easily and worked flawlessly with X-Plane. At first I had a strange problem: the plane wouldn't roll when I released the parking brake and increased the throttle. It turns out that the meaning of the brake tip was the opposite. Flashing the sensors in X-Plane fixed the issue. So far it seems to be a very worthwhile purchase.