Hey guys, there is a lot of frustration in the DCS World Community with flying the DCS AH-64D Apache. A lot of it stems from the trimming system in the Apache as discussed in Casmo's awesome video on his channel CasmoTV here: [ Ссылка ]

But a massive source of Frustration for DCS World players is Yaw control with the Anti-Torque Pedals. This can be alleviated with one small adjustment to how you are using the Rudder Pedals in your home cockpit. Simply slide your feet down to put your heels on the floor and you should notice a massive difference almost right away.

While the DCS AH-64D Apache is not an easy aircraft to fly by any means it can be made a lot easier when using the proper techniques to manipulate the anti-torque pedals in the aircraft and your Rudder Pedals in your home cockpit!

I hope you this video helps you out and you enjoy this preview of Cairo West Airbase on the upcoming DCS Sinai Map!

0:00:00 - Intro
0:00:45 - The Best Apache Advice
0:08:10 - Tour of Cairo West Airbase

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