Throttles

A minimal and flexible setup that expands your options to control your favorite simulation. Add it to the joke or joystick, the choice is yours. Need more levers, just add another quadrant.

• 3 axis
• 3 two-way rocker switches
• Additional lever heads
• Combine with additional units
• Left or Right hand

A true classic, built by the company that also manufactures industrial controllers. With linear axis the trottle handle stays at the same level and can be equally at home on your desk or armchair bracket. An analog thumb ministick is good for navigating virtual views or firing linear thrusters.

• 1 axis
• 3 buttons
• 3 4-way hats
• 8-way POV switch
• Mini stick
• Left hand only

For simulating multi-entine flight, this throttle quadrant might be the ticket. Still available online, it's robust, but a bit dated by todays standards. Additional 'logical' controls are available via Control Manager software downloadable from CH Products website.

• 6 axis
• 6 bi-directional buttons
• 6 physical detents
• 12 virtual buttons
• Left or Right hand

Slide throttle with precise actions. This offering from Thrustmaster has enought controls to take your setup up a notch, whether it's for a flight or space simulation.

• 5 axis
• 14 buttons
• 8-way POV switch
• Left hand only

Replica throttle quadrant inspired by Airbus controls, for when you need that extra bit of realism. Coupled with a replica sidestick, this quadrant almost completes your setup.

• Dual throttle
• 16 buttons

Throttle quadrant inspired by Boeing controls. It's good time to be a flight simmer, because now you don't need to compromise. Just get the best setup you can for the ultimate in gaming realism.

• 3 axis
• 5 buttons
• Autopilot controls

Modeled after WWII fighter throttle, this one can be used as a standalone with any existing joystick.

• Two axis
• 31 buttons
• 8 programmable LEDs
• Left hand only

Lightweight and compact, ideal for sim rig or chair mount. This is VKB's entry into the throttle market. The Mini is the most economical option, yet it offers plenty of controls and is expandable, when time comes to add additional panels.

• Dual throttle
• 8 buttons, 4 triggers
• 2 encoders
• 2 4-way hats
• Mini stick
• Analog wheel
• Left hand only

Suitable for general aviation simulation that requires multi engine controls, this throttle has enough axis to satisfy most.

• 6 asix
• 40 buttons
• 8 programmable LEDs
• Left or Right hand

Just like the Mini, but with more buttons and a rotary encoder. Whether you fly a jet or a space ship STECS Mini PLus is a great addition to you setup.

• Dual throttle
• 14 buttons, 4 triggers
• 2 encoders
• 2 4-way hats
• mini stick
• Analog wheel
• 4-way rotary encoder with push
• Left hand only

The Standard adds even more to the base unit. Sturdy steel baseplate and non-slip rubber pads round up the setup. With so many controls you may need to print the key map for your kneeboard just to remember what is mapped where.

• Dual throttle
• 16 buttons, 4 triggers
• 4 encoders
• 2 4-way hats
• Mini stick
• Analog wheel
• 2 3-position flip switch
• Left hand only

As the name says, it's the Max of all the STECS throttles, for the pilots who require ultimate controls flexibility at a reasonable price.

• Dual throttle
• 22 buttons, 4 triggers
• 4 encoders
• 2 4-way hats
• Mini stick
• Analog wheel
• 2 3-position flip switch
• Left hand only

Dual throttle metal replica of A-10C. Truly a battle tested design for the milsim pilots who need to feel like they operate the real thing.

• Dual throttle
• 17 push buttons
• Mini stick
• 8-way POV switch