NEW! ProDeskSim Honeycomb Bravo addon for the E-jet series aircraft!
The mod is extremely well made and adds a new level of realism to my homemade cockpit. I plan on buying other mods for different planes, as they are easy to install and remove.
Two days before Christmas, my package had not arrived after a couple of weeks, so I emailed asking where it was. ProDeskSim took it upon themselves to overnight me the mod at no extra cost. Now that's first-class service.
Love the way that the controls have a secure detents—no fumbling to find the position. It works particularly well with the ToLiss Airbuses because the ToLiss plugin permits throttle calibration over and above the general joystick controls in X-Plane. When I select MCT or TOGA at take off there’s no question about the position. Then when I fall back to CLIMB, again, I don’t have to fiddle with or even look at the throttle position. Same with the flaps and speedbrake levers. Excellent product.
The 747 Bravo throttle **** together with the spring loaded flaps, gards and detent speed break for me are a great addon for the Bravo throttle. The flap- and speed-break-levers are working absolutely precisely and the replacement **** for the thrust- and thrust-reverse-levers lay much better in the hand than the tiny original bravo ****. The 3D-printing quality is superb. For me a must-have for better handling and for immersion.
I've built a B737-800 cockpit that is mouse-free and keyboard-free from cold and dark to shutdown. Now, instead of instructing the first officer to open the engine start valves, I can physically move the switches myself, complete with pulling them out first to allow the movement. And the flaps are so much better with the detents... rather than having to stare at where the lever is, I cxan reliably move it to whatever setting I want. Similarly with arming the speedbrakes... now there's a detent for the armed position! So very much more realistic, which I value highly! And installation was trivial (I just used Lorby Axis and Ohs, which I use for lots of controls already). So great job, ProDeskSim!