el SimInvent FFB Yoke is a low cost, high performing force feedback yoke that you can build yourself with some 3D printed parts, together with parts that you can order from places like Amazon and AliExpress.
More information on this totally free project here: [https://github.com/barsk/Arduino_FFB_Yoke](https://github.com/barsk/Arduino_FFB_Yoke)
FFB Bridge is working very well with this yoke from version 1.0. You may need to lower some of the effects like engine and runway rumble which at the moment is a bit strong, since the SimInvent yoke settings tool allow it to be pretty nimble even for smaller forces. I think this is one of the things that will likely improve as FFB Bridge is evolving further.
Sonda FFB is _not working_ at the moment, this will likely be fixed later. However FFB Bridge is working well with the settings described. Go to Settings (gear icon), Hardware tab:
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- Effect rendering: Hardware
- Windows device backend: DirectInput/PID
- Axis polarity: Invert axis polarity
Axis polarity is reversed in FFB Bridge to what I understand the DirectInput specification say, so to get the correct force direction we need to reverse from defaults. If you start the sim, e.g. MSFS with a Cessna 172 and have elevator stick drop enabled (in Tuning tab), then the yoke should pull in, and the elevator should be dropping down by gravity. If this is reversed the elevator will instead point upwards!
The dev of FFB Bridge is looking into bringing this yoke to the supported list of devices. So as things progresses things may only get better I think.
Please add your feedback to how you experience this tool and yoke combo.
A big thanks to the developer of FFB Bridge for bringing such an awesome tool to the community, for free!