PC Accessory: Flight - Control System - Thrustmaster TCA Yoke Pack - Boeing Edition

I was debating between the Honeycomb Alpha, the Turtle Beach Velocity One, and this Thrustmaster Yoke Boeing edition to practice on Microsoft Flight Simulator for the Xbox series X while enrolled in private pilot flight school in Linden NJ. Unfortunately the Xbox version for the Honeycomb Alpha was not available. The Turtle Beach seems to have quality issues according to reddit reviews. So I went with the Thrustmaster, especially since it uses Hall effect sensors instead of potentiometers. My sister gifted me a Thrustmaster HOTAS before (which I liked a lot, but the Piper aircraft I'm using in school uses a yoke, so I wanted to upgrade for more realism) and I had to resolder and clean the potentiometer on the throttle for the HOTAS after a year of use. With hall effect sensors on the Thrustmaster yoke, I won't have to do maintenance on potentiometers anymore. I AM THOROUGHLY HAPPY with this Thrustmaster yoke! The buttons and axes are so customizable for Microsoft Flight Simulator that I almost seldom touch the mouse or gamepad anymore. I was able to assign trim and flaps for the extra levers on the throttle quadrant, and the extra buttons on it make it easy to adjust mixture, toggle VFR map, ATC and parking brake. The movement of the yoke is solid even though it's not force feedback like the Moza. Best flight controls for Xbox in my opinion, and hopefully will be able to use it in VR when I save enough to get a gaming PC.

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I love the yoke, it's much better that the Logitech, however I miss the functionality that the Logitech brings, such as the Chronometer and the ability to have three different profiles at the touch of a switch. This one, what you have is what you get. You can program them in MSFS or in SPAD.next and I imagine in FSUIPC as well. The Throttle Quadrant is another story. I don't know why it seems so hard to Logitech and or Thrustmaster to build a quadrant that has 4 axis. I get that they want you to buy a second quadrant but that just seems greedy on their part and I won't play into that nonsense. The Thrustmaster Boeing Quadrant is nice and I love the Reverse Thrust, but in order to have spoilers and flaps, I had to map all engines to one axis. There is no DETENTS unlike the Logitech has. This fact kind of sucks when setting flaps or arming speedbrake. Having said all that I WOULD NOT purchase the Boeing Throttle Quadrant if I had to do it again. Instead I would opt for the Honeycomb Bravo...It looks much better with much more functionality and it doesn't appear to be that much more in price.

Replica precisa con hardware de alta calidad. Empata con pedales y otroas accesorios Thrustmaster