Thrustmaster Flight SIM Thrustmaster TCA Yoke Boeing Edition Xbox Series X, Windows
Great product - Thrustmaster Flight SIM Thrustmaster TCA Yoke Boeing Edition (Xbox Series X, Windows)
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Officially-licensed Boeing yoke inspired by the iconic Boeing 787 airliner (1:1 scale ergonomic replica)
PENDUL_R mechanism replicating the pendular sensation experienced in genuine Boeing Dreamliner airliners (8.3-inch / 21-cm range of travel)
Suspended mechanism with adjustable springs for smooth motion and flexible linear resistance, allowing for an outstanding level of control
Innovative, 100% metal internal structure for excellent sturdiness and balanced weight distribution of controls, as well as an extended product lifespan
2 built-in additional axes, allowing for a variety of standalone maneuvers: takeoffs, landings, and more
18 action buttons, and magnetic technology for each of TCA Yoke Boeing Edition’s main axes
Top reviews from the United States
Great Yoke! not so great Throttle.
I have to agree with many of the other reviews mentioning how great the Yoke is, and how not so great the Throttle is. The Yoke is built with quality materials and the axis movement is super smooth and accurate. The Throttle feels much less sturdy than the yoke, and the levers are a tiny-bit wobbly, although the axis movement is very smooth, but I would like to adjust (none present) the tension to make the axis a little stiffer. The knob which adjusts the HDG/IAS/ALT bug is slow to adjust and really jumpy, you have to turn is very slowly for the adjustment to keep up properly. It really feels like the engineering time was spent on making a great yoke, and the throttle was hurried into production, just so both could be released as a combo together... which is sad based on the $499 price tag. Overall, if you want to simulate the yoke of a commercial jet, it's a terrific yoke and a so-so throttle. If you don't have any other throttle options, then it will work well with the throttle axis, but the autopilot knob is sketchy at best. You can also just buy the Yoke and use the two small sliders as an alternate throttle method. Maybe future drivers can help with the throttle issues.