CH Throttle Quadrant (PC)
- Is discontinued by manufacturer
- No
- Rated
- Not PEGI rated
- Language
- English
- Product Dimensions
- 18 x 25 x 17 cm; 1.3 kg
About this product
In the world of flight simulation enthusiasts and pilots training on PC, the CH Throttle Quadrant (PC) stands out as a comprehensive tool for enhancing your experience. This product offers an extensive range of controls with its six-axis movement and 12 buttons, including X, Y, Z, R, U, and V axis for precise engine control, alongside six bi-directional flip switch buttons. Tailored for those who demand precision and versatility in their flight simulations or training sessions, the CH Throttle Quadrant supports up to 176 programmable functions through its Control Manager software, ensuring you can customize every aspect of your setup. Its large, sturdy mounting base with adjustable clamps ensures a secure fit on desks ranging from 3/4-inch to 2 1/4-inch thick, making it suitable for various environments and preferences.
Highlights
- Six axis and 12 buttons: X, Y, Z, R, U, and V axis for engine control / 6 bi-directional flip switch buttons
- Total of 176 programmable functions with Control Manager software (included)
- Large, sturdy mounting base with adjustable clamps for desks 3/4-Inch to 2 1/4-Inch thick
- Plug and Play driverless USB installation with 7 foot USB cable for both PC and Macintosh
- Compatible with Windows 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10 and Mac OSX
Specifications
- Is discontinued by manufacturer
- No
- Rated
- Not PEGI rated
- Language
- English
- Product Dimensions
- 18 x 25 x 17 cm; 1.3 kg
- Release date
- 1 Jun. 2010
- Item model number
- 300-133
- Country of origin
- Germany
- Guaranteed software updates until
- unknown
Is this the right pick for you?
This CH Throttle Quadrant is a versatile and robust solution for pilots and enthusiasts who require precise control in flight simulators. Its six-axis design, including X, Y, Z, R, U, and V axes, along with 12 bi-directional flip switch buttons, provides an unparalleled level of precision and customization. The Control Manager software included allows you to program up to 176 functions, making it highly adaptable for a wide range of flight simulation needs. However, this device is best suited for advanced users who are comfortable setting up and customizing their own controls, as the learning curve can be steep. In a typical setup, the CH Throttle Quadrant would complement other peripherals such as joysticks or gamepads to create a comprehensive HOTAS (Heads-Up Throttle and Stick) system. It is particularly useful for those who engage in complex flight simulations that require detailed engine control inputs and precise maneuvers. The large mounting base with adjustable clamps ensures stability on desks ranging from 3/4-inch to 2 1/4-inch thick, making it a solid choice for both home and office use. When considering the purchase of this product, there are several practical points to keep in mind. First, ensure your desk can accommodate the mounting base; otherwise, you may need additional furniture or support. Second, while the device is compatible with Windows 98 through 10 and Mac OS X, it does not come with a PEGI rating, which means there are no age restrictions but also no guidance on content suitability. Lastly, although the manufacturer guarantees software updates until an unspecified date, always check for updates to ensure optimal performance and compatibility with the latest flight simulation software.
Frequently asked questions
Is the CH Throttle Quadrant compatible with both PC and Mac?
Yes, it is fully compatible with both Windows (including 98, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, 8, and 10) and Mac OSX. The product comes with a plug-and-play USB cable for easy setup on either operating system.
Can I use this throttle quadrant without any additional software?
While the throttle quadrant is plug-and-play and does not require additional drivers, it includes Control Manager software that allows you to program up to 176 functions. This software can enhance your experience by customizing button mappings and axis settings according to your needs.
How many buttons and axes does the CH Throttle Quadrant have?
The throttle quadrant features six axes (X, Y, Z, R, U, and V) for precise engine control and 12 bi-directional flip switch buttons. This extensive set of controls provides a high degree of customization and precision, suitable for complex flight simulations.
