Pro Flight Yoke System
Spécialement conçu pour Microsoft Flight Simulator, il simule à la perfection de système de pilotage des avions et garantit une expérience de vol unique, précise et réaliste.
N'attendez plus pour créer votre propre cockpit et l'équiper de la gamme Pro Flight.
C'est vous le pilote!
- Contrôle précis de l'assiette, de l'inclinaison et des ailerons
- 14 Boutons de contrôle (dont 6 sur le quadrant)
- Bouton de sélection de mode 3 positions
- Manche en acier inoxydable très résistant
- Fixation ultra stable de type "pince" 2 positions
- Chronomètre intégré pour le minutage du plan de vol
- Hub 3 ports USB intégrés (adaptateur de secteur vendu séparément)
- 1 Pro Flight Throttle Quandrant inclus. Également disponible en vente séparément, il peut être monté de différentes manières (à l'avant ou au dessus du bureau ou encore du côté pilote ou copilote)
- Logiciel de programmation SST fourni
- Emplacement pour le montage des autres produits de la gamme Saitek Pro Flight comme le Pro Flight Instrument Panel et Pro Flight Throttle Quadrant
Connectivity: USB 2.0
Works with: Windows XP, XP64 and Vista (all versions)
GameAlmighty.com 9.2/10
Taking flight with the Pro Flight Yoke System felt extremely intuitive and definitely made the civilian aircraft experience much more realistic than a joystick and throttle combo. The three levers give you unparalleled control over engine systems, and with other a dozen programmable buttons you'll be hard pressed find functions for all of them. Should you actually manage to find a use for every button on the Pro Flight Yoke System, it Assistances up to 3 different modes that can be switched on the fly essentially tripling the number of functions that can be assigned. I dare you to keep track of that many buttons.
GamingNexus.com 9.2/10
With that in mind, it should be no surprise when I tell you that the very first thing I did upon removing the Saitek yoke from the box was feel the spring action in the pitch axis. Low and behold, it had a smooth, consistent action, and also had a bit more spring force. That additional spring force is important too, in that it helps to keep the pilot from over controlling. Things were sure looking promising for the Saitek! As I looked at more details on the yoke, I became even more impressed. For example, one of the hassles of having a lot of disparate controllers (rudder pedals, throttle quadrants, etc.) is the collection of USB cables that have to reach down to the PC on the floor. The tangle of wires can be a royal pain to deal with. Saitek addressed that problem with the addition of a 3-port USB hub in the base of the yoke.
