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VIRPIL

PRM-HES Module: category illustration, not the specific product

$14.95

330 Ohm 1/8W Metal Film Resistor +-1%

PCFlights

330 Ohm 1/8W Metal Film Resistor +-1%: category illustration, not the specific product

$0.10

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Price	$14.95	$0.10
Availability	Not specified	Not specified
CockpitSquare overview	The PRM-HES Module is a contactless Hall-effect analogue ministick module designed as an upgrade for compatible VIRPIL yoke handles. It can be installed on the VPC P-JET Yoke Handle or VPC Constellation VEGA Yoke Handle to change the handle’s control features.	A 330-ohm metal film resistor rated at 1/8 watt with ±1% tolerance. The product page states that it can be used with the seller’s Indicator PCB for LEDs using a 12V power input.
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Aviation category	Universal / Generic	Universal / Generic
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Supported simulators	Simulator compatibility: Compatible with all simulators and games supporting controller inputs	Not specified
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Hardware compatibility	Compatible equipment: VPC P-JET Yoke Handle; VPC Constellation VEGA Yoke Handle	Compatible equipment: PCFlights Indicator PCB; suitable for LEDs with 12V power input
Simulator add-on compatibility	Not specified	Not specified
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Additional factual details	Module type: Contactless Hall-effect analogue ministick module Installation purpose: Upgrade module for compatible VIRPIL yoke handles SKU: VPC-633-04 Price shown: US$14.95 Stock status: Pre-order; ETA late Q2 2026 Warranty: 2-year warranty	Resistance: 330 ohm Tolerance: ±1% Power rating: 1/8W (0.125W) Product code: RES-330R-1/8 Availability: The page displays both “In Stock” and an out-of-stock notification form; current availability is therefore inconsistent on the consulted page.