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Force-Feedback Yoke-System with HID Support, Compatible with MSFS 2020/2024, X Plane 11/12, P3D & DCS

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$1479.99 $1999.99 In stock

Category: Force-Feedback Yoke-System with HID Support, Compatible with MSFS 2020 2024, X Plane 11 12, P3D & DC

Features:

.Dual-Axis Force Feedback System: Dual motor joint drive delivers active force feedback on both axes, with up to 17Nm on the X-axis and 60Nm on the Y-axis, creating responsive and weighted control input.
.Native HID Plug-and-Play Compatibility: Built-in HID support allows direct axis and button binding inside simulation software without additional drivers or middleware.
.Customizable Force Feedback via Dedicated APP: The companion APP enables adjustment of force strength, damping, rotation angle, and telemetry-based feedback behaviors, including autopilot-linked motion effects.
.Precision Metal Structure: Aluminum alloy base and internal metal framework provide stable mounting, while the yoke surface uses UV-cured resin and the control column features a PVC outer shell.
.Designed for Advanced Home Cockpit Use: Floor-mounted structure supports long simulation sessions with consistent feedback behavior and stable control response.

Specifications:

.Material: Aluminum alloy + metal + UV-cured resin + PVC
.Product Weight: 15500g
.Package Weight: 16200g
.Product Dimensions: 50 x 30 x 84cm
.Package Dimensions: 60 x 40 x 94cm
.Packing: Cardboard Box
.Ages: 16+

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Claire ★★★★★

Flying the 172 in MSFS 2024, you can actually feel the yoke stiffen as you pull back and the buffet before a stall. The 17Nm X-axis resistance surprised me at first, but after an hour it just feels right.

Natalie ★★★★★

The dual-axis force feedback is the real deal — you can actually feel the resistance build on the X-axis when you're fighting a crosswind in MSFS. I've been flying the 2024 version for about three weeks now and the 17Nm on pitch makes trimming feel like the real thing.

Olivia G. ★★★★★

Swapped over from a spring-loaded yoke and the difference in MSFS is night and day — you actually feel the aircraft resist you in a stall instead of just mushing around. The 17Nm on the pitch axis is no joke, my first landing in the 172 felt like wrestling a real control column. Setup over HID was p