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I am selling the Honeycomb Alpha Yoke and Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant. They are both technically used, but in like-new condition. They include all original accessories, mounting hardware, and cabling, though the units are not in their original packaging. Asking $350 with buyer paying for shipping from Oregon. PM me with any interest. Details: https://flyhoneycomb.com/products/alpha-flight-controls https://flyhoneycomb.com/collections/honeycomb-flight-sim-hardware/products/bravo-throttle-quadrant
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Honeycomb Aeronautical announces global shipping of Alpha Flight XPC and Honeycomb Xbox Hub. The Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls XPC brings the ultimate immersion of aviation in the comfort of your own home. San Diego, CA - November 2, 2022 - Honeycomb Aeronautical has just released the Alpha Flight Controls XPC and offers worldwide shipping. Alpha Flight XPC is compatible with both Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC. The Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls XPC were designed and developed in California by pilots and aerospace engineers to ensure the most realistic flight simulation experience possible. The Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls XPC bring the ultimate immersion of aviation in the comfort of your own home. It features NEW front grill design, a full 180° yoke rotation with upgraded hall effect sensors to provide smooth precision with no center detent. The base includes a switch panel with master, alternator, avionics, and light switches as well as a spring loaded 5-position ignition switch. The left and right handles feature 13 programmable buttons and switches for fully customizable flight. Alpha Flight Controls XPC will be shipped from http://www.flyhoneycomb.com and participating retailers worldwide for the retail price at $349.99. The Honeycomb Xbox Hub releasing simultaneously will allow owners of the Bravo Throttle Quadrant and/or upcoming Charlie Rudder Pedals to use those devices in combination with the new Alpha XPC on the Xbox Series X|S. Similar to the Alpha XPC, the Honeycomb Xbox Hub will offer the same shipping options and will retail at $39.99. In addition, the Hub is compatible with the Logitech Flight USB Throttle and Rudder Pedals to offer a solution to the price conscious flight simmer. The Alpha XPC/Xbox Hub/Logitech Flight Throttle bundle will be offered through retail partners for $429.99. "We have worked closely with Microsoft to implement Xbox Series X/S compatibility as well as the Microsoft Flight Simulator team to ensure that the Alpha XPC as well as the Bravo Throttle and Charlie Rudder Pedals through the Xbox Hub, provides a plug and play experience" says Nicki Repenning, Founder and CEO of Honeycomb Aeronautical. "The design of the yoke handle has been left largely unchanged compared to the outgoing Alpha and all Xbox buttons have been integrated discretely to retain an authentic aviation look. The yoke has also been updated with new 12-Bit updated Hall Effect sensors, which increases the aileron and elevator sensor resolution by 400%. It features an updated panel design on the front of the base which also includes a new spring-loaded ignition key and Xbox buttons. Features The left handle features one 8-way hat switch, two Vertical 2-way rocker switches, a button and a Push to Talk Button. The right handle features two Horizontal 2-Way rocker switches, one large & one small button. Solid steel yoke shaft with dual linear ball bearings. 180° Yoke rotation. 5-Position spring loaded ignition switch. Switch panel with a total of 9 switches. Universal Panel-Mounting System. Adjustable cockpit backlighting. The smooth matte finish on the panel and on the main yoke. Easy conversion between Xbox Series X|S and Windows PC. New high-end 12-Bit Hall Effect Sensors with 400% increased resolution. For more information about Honeycomb Aeronautical visit www.flyhoneycomb.comand be sure to follow Honeycomb on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube. About Honeycomb Aeronautical Based in San Diego, CA, Honeycomb Aeronautical has assembled leading talent in the fields of aeronautical engineering, industrial design and simulation, to craft an exceptionally realistic range of hardware designed to replicate the true feeling of flight. Honeycomb's flight simulation products are used by flight schools, simmers, and current pilots around the world to provide the most realistic and cost-effective training possible. With a focus on quality, durability and realism, Honeycomb flight simulators are the perfect solution for anyone looking to take their flight simulation to the next level.
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Hi: I have the alpha honeycomb flight yoke installed and have calibrated it to windows using the calibrate tool. When i try to bank the aircraft by turning the ailerons it starts moving slowly after a little bit more of the yoke it jumps and starts to put me in a roll. Once I try to get it stable the wings keep rocking back and forth and I can't get the artificial horizon to stay in once place. I have tried many sensitivity settings and have no luck. Does anyone have and solutions to stabilize the aileron bank? The pitch axis and other switches all work as required. This happens regardless of the aircraft I am flying. The only way to make a stable bank is to use the autopilot heading. I am also running Steam Thanks Al Skorich
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Hi everyone. Im getting this issue on fsx and prepar3d. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MGAsryxA5hu0rKFOJSQ1vZRoH8Sx-P4F?usp=sharing These trees are default autogen trees, and i see them like in a strange way. It happens to all tree in the sim. I have tried reinstalling the sim and also the entire pc. But it is still happening. My pc(low end laptop) specs: Win 10, 8gb ram, Intel core i9 and Intel UHD600, direcxt version 12, enought to run fsx with médium graphics. I think it is an error on my setup way that display the alpha channel. It may be possible to fix it with mcx texture editor or something like that? Idk so much about textures so i hope you guys could help me. I need help please. Thanks