Out of curiosity: what happens if for instance you hold the yoke and you need to set the radio? You need to keep your left hand on the yoke, right? And then you reach out with your right hand to the radio. But then you probably have to lean forward a little: won’t this have an influence on the left hand on the yoke? In other words, isn’t it very hard to do something else while holding the yoke? Specially because you are keeping your hands up in the air? I saw a video of Venema using the VR hands and when he tried to reach out for a knob he accidentally pulled the yoke up all the way.
In short: those who are using it, how easy is it? Or do you fly on AP all the time? I am asking this because I don’t have VR installed right now for various reasons but I am very interested in this.
Seems to me flying with the AP as much as possible is the way to go, also to prevent your arms from getting tired. But well, as I said, I don’t even have VR installed right now because various reasons, some of which have to do with physical problems and I am a bit afraid these VR hands will add even more physical problems. Maybe I will give it a try in the future.
