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CockpitSquare overviewAn Airbus A300/310 arm-disarm speed-brake lever attachment for the Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant. It is an add-on rather than a standalone controller and requires the Honeycomb Bravo hardware, which is sold separately.A white replacement lever set for the CH quadrant throttle, styled after Boeing 737 controls. It includes two engine-throttle levers plus speedbrake and flaps levers; the CH throttle unit itself is not included.
Aircraft
A300A310
737
Aviation category
Airliners
Airliners
Compatibility & connections
Supported simulatorsNot specifiedNot specified
ConnectionsNot specifiedNot specified
Software requirementsNot specifiedNot specified
Physical requirementsRequired base hardware: Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant required; Honeycomb Bravo or Bravo Lite is not includedRequired base unit: CH quadrant throttle required; the CH throttle unit is not included Excluded compatibility: Does not fit Saitek throttles
Hardware compatibilityCompatible controller: Honeycomb Bravo throttle quadrant Bravo Lite note: Honeycomb Bravo Lite is referenced as not includedCompatible hardware: CH quadrant throttle
Simulator add-on compatibilityNot specifiedNot specified
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Additional factual detailsFunction: Arm-disarm speed-brake lever attachment for Airbus A300/310 configuration Standalone status: Not a standalone product Price shown: $69.00 USD Availability shown: Sold outIncluded levers: 1 engine throttle 1, 1 engine throttle 2, 1 speedbrake lever, and 1 flaps lever Material: PVC Control styling: Boeing 737-style replica handles and levers; reversal levers and switches are fake/non-functional Included accessory: Label sticker provided Reference: CHTLWV1 Condition: New Dispatch time: 7–14 days, usually sooner