#Thrustmaster Dual Throttle Joystick

Saitek Launches the Aviator – the first dual throttle for games modern flight simulation. The Aviator is designed with everything you expect from a game controller for high performance, including a rugged and military-style design, the rapid response trigger, 8-way hat switch, plus illuminated rocket or button missile firing with safety lid. And a first in joystick design, the functions of Thrustmaster Dual throttles. These enable independent control of multiple engines when flying a large bomber aircraft passengers or modern, or an engine / flaps combination for better control during takeoff and landing. The dual throttle may also be locked together for simplicity when flying single engine aircraft. Additional controls include 3D Twist for rudder control whether tariff or in the air, mounted in front of the dashboard that includes base-mounted toggle buttons from top to bottom with the switching functions and mode selector controlsto to instantly change the Aviator Costume fl Click Here to Full Detail…
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3 Responses to “#Thrustmaster Dual Throttle Joystick”

1. Psalm says:

   November 14, 2009 at 2:46 pm

   I bought this for a few days and I am very satisfied. Perfectly Works with Blazing Angels: Squadra PC Second World War when you get the joystick mapped to the keyboard. The mapping software is fairly simple. You can switch between different configuration of shapes with the A / B switch with a very nice feature.
   A twist for yaw integrated handle and 8-position POV. Duel throttle is nice, but I do not think they can work independently. I have to play with it some more. Many more buttons and switches for the program.
   I've always liked Logitech because they make controllers that can be configured for us to Lefty. This joystick works for both left and right handed out of the box. The joystick has all the features of some of the joysticks more expensive, but 1 / 2 the cost.
2. Anonymous says:

   November 14, 2009 at 5:18 pm

   After a bad experience with Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick (see my review) I bought this and WOW What a difference. Worked perfectly right out of the box and some of these switches are already set up for the shutters, etc. without downloading software! In fact, I never think to download the software, because Microsoft recommends against it. Why ruin a good thing? Saitek Rocks!
3. Tyanne says:

   November 14, 2009 at 7:42 pm

   I recently returned from op flight when I borrowed my brother play Jane's F/A-18. I've always been a fan of games Jane, but never had the proper equipment. Eager to play, tried to get a handle like an old buddy Logitech force feedback. It was too much dead space and a difficult start poorly designed to protect the base memory. I've never been a fan of force feedback either. So that left me with two mucho expensivo HOTAS sticks CH or Thrustmaster or in the middle of the road Saitek joystick.
   The Saitek Aviator is a moderate price, the joystick combat theme that has a plethora of buttons and a dual throttle to start. Button missile is red, so you never forget which button to release hell. It also has a safety cover. The best part of the joystick, there was little or no dead volume. The rod is held taught by a spring steel coils, and a cover to protect the dust from entering the pivot ball.
   The only drawbacks that I noticed is that Aviator is a little on the bright side and perhaps could use a POV hat, but still can not count for much lower prices.
   Overall, a decent stick for a good price, you will not be disappointed.
   Update after using it for 3 months:
   The joystick is still vulnerable, even if it is not as tight as when I first got it. Highly recommended for the casual simmer.