Honeycomb Aeronautical Alpha Flight Controls Yoke & Switch Panel in aviation quality for flight simulators | Universal control system for simmers, student pilots and pilots | Flight simulator for PC

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RESPECT OTHER DEVELOPERS: PMDG has always advocated for a strong development community and we have many friends within this community. Every developer offers something unique that helps to make the simming community larger and more vibrant. We insist that you treat our friends respectfully. Fixed bug where floating point values for relative variables (e.g. +=0.1) could not be assigned via the Configurator Mounting: The LowRider™ Yoke Mount is affixed to the underside of your desk with 3 high quality knobs. The knobs thread into recessed nuts which you install under your desk. See the setup guide or video for installation details. The high-quality mechanics offer a realistic full 180° turn radius with a self-centring mechanism with no dead zone to control the aileron. Lenghtwise, the steel shaft allows for 15 cm of travel. The mechanism is all metal for durability.

I used my Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo controls for about a year before I decided to give SPAD.neXt a try. There is a bit of a learning curve, but once you sit down and start learning how it works, it turns out that it really isn't too hard to get everything working so that flipping a switch on the hardware will activate the switch in the aircraft.and light switches, as well as a 5-position ignition switch. The left and right handles feature one The Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls Pro will incorporate all the Alpha’s improvements with new, improved sensors. New Boeing & Airbus flap lever accessories & new Xbox hub Closing out Honeycomb’s spot at FSExpo 2023 was the announcement of a PC partnership with Origin PC, Corsair’s boutique PC brand, as well as a Flight Sim Academy designed to get kids interested in aviation via flight simulation. The Corsair/Origin PC partnership is intended to provide simmers with “turnkey PC solutions” that are spec’d out for flight simulation. They look like they will be branded with Honeycomb branding, and Honeycomb stated that they would have some type of software tweaking to be ready for flight simulation out-of-the-box. No concrete pricing or release timeline was announced. Profiles are loaded on a 10 second delay after aircraft change to allow for correct initialization of all local variables

Maybe I’m missing something obvious but is there a reason we have to use a third-party plugin to interact with the FSUIPC to actuate switches that have a binding available in MSFS? I don’t see why this should be required at all? Landing, taxi, strobe, etc. are all pretty straight-forward. I can see maybe the Nav/Strobe combo switch being troublesome but even that logic seems reasonably easy: if the strobe is on, nav/strobe is the intent. Flight simulator accessories maker, Honeycomb Aeronautical, has showcased several upcoming Xbox and PC-compatible products.

On the left handle you will find two buttons, two 2-way hat switches, and a push to talk button, while the right handle features two 2-way and an 8-way switch as well as a button.