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| Price | $39.99 | $49.99 |
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| CockpitSquare overview | The LIMA FLIGHT SEAT MAT is a flight-simulation seat mat sold as an accessory for use with a simulator seating setup. The page identifies it as a shippable physical product with a 2-year limited warranty. | A metal extension accessory for the Thrustmaster AVA joystick base. It installs between the base and grip, providing a central-position configuration with adjustable grip rotation and included Extra Hard springs. |
| Aircraft | Not specified | Not specified |
| Aviation category | Universal / Generic | Universal / Generic |
| Compatibility & connections | ||
| Supported simulators | Not specified | Not specified |
| Connections | Not specified | Not specified |
| Software requirements | Not specified | Not specified |
| Physical requirements | Not specified | Required base: Thrustmaster AVA Base Grip installation: Compatible with Thrustmaster grips using the integrated ring |
| Hardware compatibility | Not specified | Compatible base: Thrustmaster AVA Base Compatible grips: Thrustmaster grips |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | Not specified | Not specified |
| Dimensions & details | ||
| Product dimensions | Not specified | Width/diameter: 1.6 in / 40 mm Length: 5.1 in / 130 mm Extension length: 4.7 in / 12 cm |
| Product weight | Not specified | Product weight: 4.4 oz / 125 g |
| Additional factual details | Additional factual details: SKU: HC003929 Barcode / ISBN: 4039621003929 Warranty: 2-year limited warranty Tax and shipping pricing: Price includes VAT; shipping costs are additional. | Included components: One straight extension and two Extra Hard springs Grip rotation adjustment: 0° to 30° Construction: Metal Platform listing: PC Product purpose: Raises the grip and changes the AVA configuration to a central position; the increased height reduces centering force |