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  • 13/03/2023 at 01:28 #3035
    eklynx
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    I’m trying to figure out the best way how to mount the -NG yoke under my desk. Before i take a screwdriver to the screws holing the actual yoke ‘handles’ on, i’m wondering if anyone’s tried or has thoughts on just taking it off and turning it 180 (so it’s ‘upside down’)? roll is all still the same direction and pitch it still in and out. My concerns that I could think of would be if a) the yoke doesn’t actually lock on upside down, b) the wires for the buttons are too tight to allow doing this, or c) the attachment is just pressure so finding the neutral position again would be a complete pain.

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