Jeehell stick over sensitive

Hi gents,
I have a problem with my logitech attck 3 and jeehell latest.
the stick is over sensitive then It was very hard for manual landing.
AP.FBW (aileron/elev) i keep at 0, change to minimum or maximum without success. Nullzone set 10% in FMGS config.
please help me on how to calibrate the stick for smooth input.
Many thanks,
Vu

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Originally Posted by masterp

Hi gents,
I have a problem with my logitech attck 3 and jeehell latest.
the stick is over sensitive then It was very hard for manual landing.
AP.FBW (aileron/elev) i keep at 0, change to minimum or maximum without success. Nullzone set 10% in FMGS config.
please help me on how to calibrate the stick for smooth input.
Many thanks,
Vu

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The logitech is unrealistic (I have one) and does not represent the force or resistance found on the real aircraft.

Tks for ur reply. Actually with fsx setting sensitivity 50% + nullzone 30%, my logitech is working great on aerosoft airbus :-)

i am wondering what are those 2 sensivity slides in AP.FBW used for? Thanks

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Originally Posted by OmniAtlas

The logitech is unrealistic (I have one) and does not represent the force or resistance found on the real aircraft.

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I can't compare it with the real bus, but I use Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog, which has hall sensors instead of potis, and this works excellent, much more precise than the Saitek Cyborg X I used before. Not cheap, 125 €, but in my opinion worth every cent.

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Originally Posted by Beaufort

I can't compare it with the real bus, but I use Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog, which has hall sensors instead of potis, and this works excellent, much more precise than the Saitek Cyborg X I used before. Not cheap, 125 €, but in my opinion worth every cent.

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Sadly the Warthog doesnt work for the captains side (left hand) or does it?

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Originally Posted by Vonduck

Sadly the Warthog doesnt work for the captains side (left hand) or does it?

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Affirmative, it does not. I'm just thinking about how to adapt it for the left hand, but that is not so easy, as it is built from metal, or to mount a plastic replica of the real one on it. Would be interesting for me if someone already successfully did that before.