Using TWO Saitek Yokes together

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Hi everyone,

I'm just wondering; is it possible to use two Saitek Yokes in a cockpit setup?

Of course, there is the issue of clashing inputs between the two yokes (unless they are connected, but mine will not be).

Maybe plugging/unplugging each one quickly as you need to use it would work?

I would like your advice please,

Cheers,

Jack:D

[mrmaster]

Hi - what flightsim are you using?

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Flight Sim X;)

[iwik]

I think you can if using FSUIPC for Flight Control.
Read docs provided.
Les

[Boeing 747 Flyer]

Thanks Les, I have made a post in the FSUIPC support forum. Lets see what they say.

[Sean Nixon]

Assuming all yokes are equal (saitek -v- CH), then yes, you can use 2 yokes and assign them through FSUIPC. FSX will read the yoke with the highest axis value.

[Alexpiloto]

Hi - what flightsim are you using?
I know it's almost 2 years later but, what if I'm using X-Plane?

[Avro748]

I see that you're new here. Welcome to the forum, which I can finally get back on. Anyway, try not to bump threads. For some reason, a lot of people seem to get annoyed when threads are bumped. Just remember that next time. No harm done though.