Thrustmaster T-flight HOTAS One - Anyone else having Yaw problems?

G'day I was reading all the stuff on here and was pondering if I should still get a thrust master HOTAS and I gota say that's a big fat no from me. But I only joined the forums to do this one thing as I was getting sad listening to tales of woe and misery. I did some extensive google searches left some tickets on the Logitech page and then found this.
Its up on this store front just not available yet https://www.flightsimwebshop.com/en/honeycomb-tango-foxtrot-flight-stick-and-throttle.html
 
G'day I was reading all the stuff on here and was pondering if I should still get a thrust master HOTAS and I gota say that's a big fat no from me. But I only joined the forums to do this one thing as I was getting sad listening to tales of woe and misery. I did some extensive google searches left some tickets on the Logitech page and then found this.
Its up on this store front just not available yet https://www.flightsimwebshop.com/en/honeycomb-tango-foxtrot-flight-stick-and-throttle.html
Only supported on a single Series X title... not supporting any xbox one titles...
 
I can't believe how quickly mine developed this problem!
I ordered my Thrustmaster Hotas X with Pedals in August 2020, but I hardly used it at all until I got MS Flightsim 2020 at Xmas, I've really not used it that much, now I've used it in the last few weeks for ED for the Alpha and it's started with the dodgy rudder signals - and I rarely actually use the twist rubber because I have a rudder on the throttle and I have the pedals. I'm tempted to just take it apart and completely remove the wires for from the twist sensor.
 
I can't believe how quickly mine developed this problem!
I ordered my Thrustmaster Hotas X with Pedals in August 2020, but I hardly used it at all until I got MS Flightsim 2020 at Xmas, I've really not used it that much, now I've used it in the last few weeks for ED for the Alpha and it's started with the dodgy rudder signals - and I rarely actually use the twist rubber because I have a rudder on the throttle and I have the pedals. I'm tempted to just take it apart and completely remove the wires for from the twist sensor.
you could take it apart, pull out that particular potentiometer, clip the wires at a point were you could always resolder them later if you wished to go back to stock form.

be sure to store the potentiometer in a safe place if you go this route.

you could also, take apart the HOTAS, pull out the offending potentiometer, twist the axle(can't think of the proper word) back and forth to the stops in both directions and then reinstall. this usually solves the false inputs for a while.
 
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