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€75.00

$9.50

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CockpitSquare overviewThe STECS STEM is an expansion module for VKB STECS throttle systems, adding buttons, switches, and encoders. It can also be installed with a Gladiator NXT EVO through an MFH and a separately purchased bus cable.Self-adhesive clear-vinyl decals depicting A-10C aircraft exterior body markings and fuselage placards. They are intended to add external detail to a home cockpit shell and are laminated for durability and scratch protection.
Aircraft
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A-10
Aviation category
Universal / Generic
Military Aircraft
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsInstallation quantity: Only one STEM can be installed per STECS Included item: 1 STEM ModuleInstallation tool: Mini squeegee recommended/needed for installation
Hardware compatibilitySTECS throttle systems: Compatible with STECS throttle systems with Standard baseplate or MFH Gladiator NXT EVO: Compatible via MFH using a GNX bus cable; cable not includedNot specified
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
Dimensions & details
Product dimensionsNot specifiedDecal dimensions: 127 x 173 mm; 127 x 161 mm; 174 x 111 mm
Product weightProduct weight: 600 gNot specified
Additional factual detailsControls: 8 buttons; 2 K-switches with central push button; 2 encoders with push button; 1 self-centering 3-position flip switch; 1 3-position flip switch Warranty: 2 years Availability: Out of stock at the time of page accessProduct type: Self-adhesive clear-vinyl aircraft body-marking decals Material: High-grade Air Egress clear vinyl Finish and protection: Laminated for durability and scratch protection Product code: A10-STR-7 Availability shown: The page shows both In Stock and an out-of-stock notification section; current availability is inconsistent