Kickstarter for an "affordable" Control Loading Yoke

[Keith Smith]

While I'm not a proponent of control loading, I'm thrilled that they met their goal and that it brought all the interested parties together.

[twharrell]

$800 is not what I consider affordable for a yoke, but I am one person. Glad they made their goal and it'll be interesting to hear the feedback.

Todd

[Jeff N]

I too was hoping for a lower retail. Something like $300-500, comparable to a high end force feedback driving sim wheel. I'd personally rather spend $800+ on r/w lessons.

Keith, I forget what your reasons were for not being onboard with simulated control loading. Could you refresh?

[JN_]

I too was hoping for a lower retail. Something like $300-500, comparable to a high end force feedback driving sim wheel. I'd personally rather spend $800+ on r/w lessons.

If you get in on the kickstarter (6 hours to go), it's only $600 CAD... or $563 USD... which is just slightly higher than the range you hoped for.

[Jeff N]

Yeah but the timing is no good, this is already an extremely expensive month for me. Plus I'm not really one to buy something before the bugs are worked out.

[twharrell]

Don't forget to factor shipping costs.

[Brandon Grchan]

$800 is not what I consider affordable for a yoke, but I am one person. Glad they made their goal and it'll be interesting to hear the feedback.

Todd

Considering the closest working alternative is $6000-7000