CH Products Throttle Quadrant USB (300-133)

It's OK, but not stellar. It looks like a cheap plastic toy. The values that it sends keep oscillating even though the levers are not moving. The grey up/down buttons suffer from bouncing.Still I don't regret my purchase because all the additional levers really add to the experience, but I don't think I got value for my money.

Un buon prodotto, affiancato al thurstmaster per simulatori dove vengono richiesti molti assi. I pulsanti sono un aggiunta notevole, i difetti sono i soliti CH, tecnologia davvero troppo vecchia, precisione degli assi che con il tempo lascia a desiderare, e estetica giocattolosa inguardabile.

parfait mais assez difficile à paramétrer dans FS-X. d'ailleurs je m'apprêtes à changer tout mes appareils CH pour des Saitek.

Awesome product

If this cost $20 at the toy store it'd be acceptable, but for a $120 product that bills itself as realistic flight simulator add-on, no way. I regret buying it, and I'd suggest you avoid it.The biggest issue is that the throttles are imprecise and inconsistent: if you move a lever back and forth over the exact same range, the values you get in software on either end will drift around a surprising amount. They also always read slightly above/below zero/full at the bottom/top of their range.Fine adjustment is impossible because the levers are too resistant to being moved from stopped, but once moving are far too easy to move.The detent is a big annoyance on planes without reversers. Even when you want reversers, they don't work well: because of the precision problems mentioned above, sometimes an engine ends up stuck in reverse when you push forward to idle, and sometimes an engine will errantly go into reverse when the levers are pulled back to idle.Overall, this is downgrade from keyboard hotkeys.