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Your cart is empty.This controller quadrant offers TPM, flaps and trim wheel controls for flight simulators. The controller features push pull controls for each throttle, prop and mixture. The throttle also features a locking nut as well, twist it to lock the throttle in place. A momentary switch for flaps, push up to raise flaps one notch and push down to lower flaps one notch, the switch auto returns to center. Also features a trim wheel for fine tuning the elevator during flight. Includes a desktop mount as well. No drivers are needed, just plug and play in Windows and Mac. Been tested and works perfectly in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024, X-Plane and Prepar3D. It should work with any game that uses a joystick/controller in Windows as well. This controller is 3D printed with ABS plastic and hand made by me. Uses quality brand named linear sliders/potentiometers. Includes 10' USB Cable.
Craig L
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2025
Well made and the company stands by their product. The trim wheel is great.
Andersonzam
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
It’s ok
M
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2025
I ordered this to help me practice muscle memory for a Cessna 172 checkride for my private pilot license. it is absolutely amazing. the first one I got delivered from amazon was faulty so I was bummed but I emailed the biz owner, Shawn, on a Sunday night expecting he would get back to me in 24 hours or so. Nope! he replied back in 5 minutes! He sent a new one out Monday morning with a return label to ship back the faulty one from amazon that they likely tossed around their warehouse. This is an awesome throttle/trim/flap controller and does a great job of replicating the haptics of a real Cessna 172. I highly recommend it and I have never experienced such responsive service from any company let a lone a sole owner/operator business. A+
Chrissian
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024
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Mark Wood
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024
I couldn't be happier with the purchase. I have been using a much more expensive product for a couple of years, but starting training in the real world for my PPL in a Cessna 172 and this is much closer to the real thing. I'm now building the muscle memory that transfers to my time in the real plane. I've only had it a couple of weeks so I can't speak to it's durability, but it appears to be made very well.
Dante Betteo
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024
Works perfectly well right off the box. Very easy install and even easier instruction. Superb customer service. Looks and works just like the real deal on a Cessna. I'm using it as part of my home MS Flight Simulator. Very well built. Worth every penny. Thanks for a great product made in the USA.
C. Beck
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023
I didn't realize how much difference there is between flying with a physical throttle and with keyboard or voice-activated copilot. I fly VR and it is so much better when you can physically finesse the throttle and quickly adjust mixture. Even without VR it's absolutely the way to go.Yes, it's 3D printed and you have to go through a calibration routine. If you can handle a sim, you can handle this calibration. Kudos to the guy that designed and delivered on this.
Kevin
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2021
Wanted one for a long time and this one works great and is well made.Update: For the price it is very good, however there are some problems. The material used to 3D print the item is great for prototyping, but not great for any part that is put under any strain. The first thing to break was the screw mount to fix the controls in place on the desk. Not really break, just slowly start to crack and separate. I tried different glues to repair but no luck. The fix for this was to velcro it down, which works. The second thing to break was the flap switch. After taking it apart I found that the flap switch is actually a 3D printed square rod attached to two bearings, which is then attached to a toggle switch - very well engineered, however the 3D printed rod separated from the white flap switch. The fix I came up with was to remove the flap switch assembly and simply place the actual toggle switch where the white flap switch had been. Not very elegant but it works.Update #2: After writing the above, the owner reached out to me. After an exchange of emails where I explained what had happened, he was honest and upfront with me as I was with him. REFRESHING!! The problems I had experienced were already fixed, and he told me of his 1 year warranty (which I wasn't even aware of). Given this and the amazing customer service offered, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the Cessna Style Throttle!
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