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| Price | $68.00 | $49.99 |
| Availability | Not specified | Not specified |
| CockpitSquare overview | An adjustable flight-stick extension component designed for direct permanent mounting to a compatible gimbal. It supports Thrustmaster and Virpil VPC-style grips and passes grip signals through to the base controller. | A set of ABS throttle-control attachments styled for the Boeing 787 Dreamliner and designed to fit the Logitech G Pro Throttle. The set includes engine, flap, speed-brake, and trim handles; the Logitech throttle unit itself is not included. |
| Aircraft | Not specified | 787 |
| Aviation category | Universal / Generic | Airliners |
| Compatibility & connections | ||
| Supported simulators | Not specified | Not specified |
| Connections | Grip signal connection: Cable connection to the base's female connector on the top plate; grip signals are bypassed to the base controller. | Not specified |
| Software requirements | Not specified | Not specified |
| Physical requirements | Mounting: Intended to be permanently mounted directly to the gimbal. Included mounting hardware: Mounting screws are included. | Base throttle unit: Logitech G Pro Throttle required; not included |
| Hardware compatibility | Thrustmaster grips: Compatible with Thrustmaster-style grips. Virpil grips: Compatible with Virpil VPC-style grips. | Compatible throttle: Logitech G Pro Throttle |
| Simulator add-on compatibility | Not specified | Not specified |
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| Product dimensions | Not specified | Not specified |
| Product weight | Not specified | Not specified |
| Additional factual details | Color options: Silver and black options are shown. Product type: Stick extender for flight-control hardware. | Material: ABS Included handles: ENG 1 Throttle, ENG 2 Throttle, Flap, Speed Brake and Trim Stated purpose: Designed to increase realism of the overall flight simulation experience |