Honeycomb Aeronautical Bravo Throttle Quadrant with Auto Pilot & Annunciator Panel in aviation quality for flight simulator | Universal control system for simmer and pilots | PC

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Normal switches and throttle axes can be assigned within XP11 as usual, once you’ve download the joystick config file. And like the Alpha yoke, it has sparked a great deal of interest within the flight simulation industry.

I have or had assigned on my left-hand horn of the Alpha Flight Control one of the toggle switches to the PITCH trim. Essentially, the base of the throttle quadrant consists of six axes, to which it is possible to attach two sets of interchangeable handles. If you're not, and expect something perfect and polished, you'll want to wait a little while until it's completely stable and complete. The encoders are simply dual push buttons that need to be assigned to functions like any other button.But it’s also fair to add to this that a couple of Youtube movies are available that explain in English how to create your own json file for your favourite aircraft. I have tried probably about 30 different profiles and manually built them out, tried modifying the default, and I get nothing. After downloading and installing the drivers in X-Plane, setting the Bravo up was very straightforward.

The biggest advantage of this is that you leave the User Profile untouched and create for a collection of aircraft a dedicated profile which can have different assignments to the switches and knobs on the switching and Auto Pilot section of the Bravo Throttle Quadrant. On the left of the housing you’ll find a landing gear knob while on the right-hand side you see the FLAP handle. The Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant was designed to ensure the most versatile flight simulation experience possible. These parts are not only nice to see, they look realistic, they feel solid and worth to highlight, the “Commercial” throttle levers do have a functional arm/lever for operating the thrust reversers. As I mentioned before, as of this writing January 20th 2021 – this Aerosoft utility only works with Windows, not with macOS.I decided to install the Bravo unit on the left-hand side which is easier for me to check out all the levers, knobs, and buttons. That said, when I press the NAV button on the Honeycomb, the Baron or most likely other aircraft will engage the NAV mode. I copied from xplane 11 folder but if I make changes to a profile and load into a plane in 12 the changes are not there. Added to this previous story, I also tested the Aerosoft AFC_Bridge exe file with Windows 10 and can confirm that it works with that platform.