Pat Yes, I am sure that the geometry of the side stick or any location for a stick would play heavily on the sensitivity of the control of the plane. But from what I notice on Don's design was that there was not enough room to allow the geometry of that installation to be improved. I have had a VeriEze and of coarse they have a side stick and it is not that sensitive. I liked it very much. And yes, the geometry was set up correctly. It had the needed room for that installation.
But my suggestion was simply that for a person starting out. I would suggest a stick coming up from the floor. And on KR2S I am sure that it would not be as sensitive as on a regular KR2. Just thinking of safety. Would you not shoot for something safer to start with. Experience is a great instructor and educator. Greg Martin On 9/19/10, Patrick and Robin Russo <patru...@myfairpoint.net> wrote: > Isn' t a Standard KR2 a side stick?? It's on my right or my left depending > on where I sit, but always at my side! Is it possible that the sensitivety > of the stick you experienced was because of the geometry of the attach > points and it's lenght?? > Pat R
