Redbird Simulator Hardware

Single engine airplanes are the most common aircraft flown in general aviation and the TH1 vernier style throttle quadrant brings those controls right to your desktop. With landing gear and flap switches included, you'll be able to fly a variety of aircraft with ease.

USB connectivity ensures that the TH3 is compatible with most flight simulation software devices running Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and X-Plane. The adjustable mounting arms allow a firm fixture to your desktop, either mounted on top or underneath for maximum flexibility and ergonomics.

• Single engine, vernier style quadrant (Cessna 172, Mooney M20, etc.)
• Throttle, propeller, and mixture controls
• Landing gear switch
• Flaps switch

 

 

Control your aircraft with precise power inputs with the TH3 single engine lever-style throttle quadrant. With landing gear and flap switches included, you'll be able to fly a variety of aircraft, from the basic to complex.

USB connectivity ensures that the TH1 is compatible with most flight simulation software devices running Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and X-Plane. The adjustable mounting arms allow a firm fixture to your desktop, either mounted on top or underneath for maximum flexibility and ergonomics.

• Single engine, lever style quadrant (Piper Archer, A-36 Bonanza, etc.)
• Throttle, propeller, and mixture controls
• Landing gear switch
• Flaps switch

 

 

Enhance your simulation setup with the TH2 multi-engine throttle quadrant. The lever style throttle, propeller, and mixture controls will allow you to realistically fly the most popular multi engine aircraft. The TH2 even comes with rudder trim for those pilots wishing to try single engine operations. The high-quality and durable components of the TH2 will ensure that even the longest haul flights can be flown with precision time and time again. If only we could guarantee the stamina of the sim pilot!

The TH2 is compatible with most flight simulation software devices running Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and X-Plane.

• Dual throttle, propeller, & mixture controls
• Landing gear switch
• Flaps switch
• Rudder trim
• USB connectivity allows for simple installation

*With adjustable mounting arms, the TH2 can be secured to the top or bottom of your table, allowing for maximum flexibility and precise placement.

 

 

With the YK1 aircraft yoke, your home simulator can have the same quality and durability you know and love from Redbird's professional grade simulators. Without a doubt, the YK1 yoke will greatly enhance the realism of your simulator flying. This traditional GA style yoke was designed to look, feel, and perform as close as possible to the "real thing". USB connectivity ensures that the YK1 is compatible with most flight simulation software devices running Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and X-Plane.

• Electric trim switch
• Push-to-talk button
• Autopilot disconnect button

*With adjustable mounting arms, the YK1 can be secured to the top or bottom of your table, allowing for maximum flexibility and precise placement.

 

 

Rudder pedals are the single most important item for adding realism to your Jay or TD, and the Alloy RD1 Rudder Pedals do that without compromise. The advanced spring system means you can apply real rudder pressure, rather than only rudder travel, just as you would when flying real aircraft. For precise ground handling, the pedals have the full rudder travel and the aircraft-style, differential toe brakes of a real aircraft. The all-metal RD1 Pedals use the same technology found in Redbird's professional-grade simulators, so they are not only realistic, they're virtually indestructible.

• Rugged, all-metal design means enhanced durability and reliability
• Self-centering rudder axis provides a realistic feel
• Differential toe brakes allow for precise ground handling
• USB connectivity ensures compatibility with the Redbird Jay, TD and TD2 as well as other flight simulation software and devices running Microsoft Flight Simulator, Lockheed Martin Prepar3d and X-Plane