Toning down the hypersensitive elevator trim

[von Brühl]

Anyone give me some advice on how to tone down the elevator trim, since last release patch, it's like it's 10x too sensitive. Even using the keyboard, a single push of the button, which moves the trim wheel maybe 1/10th of a turn on the 109, throws your plane's nose far too high/low. It's even worse with the X-52's throttle thumb wheel, I simply cannot trim the aircraft out at most speeds.

I've tried adjusting the slider all the way left and all the way right in-game controls, neither seem to help. I can't seem to find anything in the Saitek CP that allows me to adjust the sensitivity of the wheel, but perhaps I'm missing something?

[JG26_EZ]

I have the same problem. I can only use about 0.25-0.50mm worth of motion on my thumbwheel, and that's adjusting the trim to the max.

[Flanker35M]

S!

Rudder and trim 2 of the most sensitive things. Especially trim in the middle section near 0'.

[Untamo]

S!

At least on TM Cougar's setup you can set curves for the input. I have set my thumbwheels center quite insensitive, going exponentially more sensitive towards the ends of the wheels motion.

[von Brühl]

Does it help with the 109's elevator trim? I have a sneaking suspicion (by watching the trim wheel in the cockpit) that even the minimum of movement is still translating into huge deflection on the elevator at speed.

[Untamo]

Yes, at least in my case it does work. What joystick do you use and does it have some setup program that allows to set input/output curves?

[von Brühl]

Wierd thing is, even using the keyboard, and a single click moves the wheel maybe 1/20th of a revolution on the trim wheel, but the effect is huge, I'd say at least 10 clicks compared to 2 patches ago.