Are the dimensions stated in the product information for both the Yoke and the throttle put side by side? They say 18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches (for the Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke System). I would like to get a small table (Width: 27 1/2"/Depth: 19 5/8"/Height: 28 3/8") and I would like to know whether it would fit the Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke System and the Saitek CES432110002/06/1 Pro Flight Cessna Trim Wheel side by side on that small table. Thanks for all reply. Are the dimensions stated in the product information for both the Yoke and the throttle put side by side? They say 18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches (for the Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke... » Read More Are the dimensions stated in the product information for both the Yoke and the throttle put side by side? They say 18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches (for the Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke System). I would like to get a small table (Width: 27 1/2"/Depth: 19 5/8"/Height: 28 3/8") and I would like to know whether it would fit the Saitek CES432100002/02/1 Pro Flight Cessna Yoke System and the Saitek CES432110002/06/1 Pro Flight Cessna Trim Wheel side by side on that small table. Thanks for all reply. « Show Less
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Good evening Tom,The Yoke is approximately 11.25" wide, the throttle quadrant and trim wheel are approximately 3.5" wide each for a total width of 18.25" if they are mounted side by side. Dmitry has a very valid point that the table clamps for the throttle quadrant and trim wheel will allow you to mount the throttles on the top side of a bracket and the trim on the front side giving you a closer to realistic layout. Good luck to you and happy flying!!
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Hi Tom,You can actually put your trim wheel below the TPM quadrant (it is actually more similar to how it is located in real C-172). Anyway, 27 1/2" should be enough to accommodate everything. However, make sure that the table is heavy enough. You do not want your display to drop on you when you are doing stalls ;-)
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Hi Tom:Your table should fit.The yoke is 11" wide, 10" depth, and clamp undernearth table can go down 3", so table thickness shouldn't be problem;The throttle 3 and a half inches wide, 4" depth, clamp same up to 3";Your table is big enough to put the Trim later on;18.8 x 8.5 x 15.7 inches you mentioned is the box size, actual system is much smaller;Hope it helps!Lucas
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I fly a Cessna 172 and the Pro Cessna Pedals replicate the actual pedals in the plane. As far as functionality I doubt if there is any difference but I can't say for sure. The Pro Flight Pedals look to have more adjustments.
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Tough question because every plane is different, even in economy (international, carrier, regional, etc...). I did a quick search to see if there was an "average" to go off and about 10 inches seemed to be an average depth for airplane trays and about 16 inches wide. This laptop is just about 9 inches deep, so it would fit it 10 is the true average. I could see that if the person in front of you reclined, the angle might force you to slide the laptop forward on the tray and cause it to hang off the front. If that happens, then the touch pad might be tricky to use. The keys sit pretty far back from the front, which is nice. I own two (gen 1's) and really like both. If you buy, I would suggest a gen 1 (if you can find it) or a gen 3. they changed the function key layout on the gen 2 and received a flood of negative feedback about that many felt was one of the worst redesigns ever. Gen 3 seemed to eliminate a lot of those mistakes. Hope that helps.
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The information provided on Amazon was provided by either Amazon or another Seller. The information is incorrect. The information on the Howard Miller site is correct. We have requested Amazon update the dimensions and it appears this has been done. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
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Thanks Yves-As it turns out, I did not load the Saitek drivers. I don't know if loading them would make any difference, but the yoke seems to be working perfectly.
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unfortunitly I had same problem dont know what the deal was I updated the drivers and lookedfor fixes couldnt find any, so my soulution to the problem was disable the rudder part of the yoke anduse my back up joystick as a rudder (or you could use foot pedals) . Ive been flying like this for awhile now and I really got used to it and like it. I think there is something in that rudder part that isnt working right sogive that a try, other than that the yoke works great
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According to the comparison chart below the description it looks like the two products have different dimensions: this one is supposedly 7.2 inches x 12.5 inches x 18.6 inches and the T-fal A85724 is listed as 11 inches x 18 inches x 13 inches. I can't confirm either of these sizes since I don't own either one (yet). I'm trying to evaluate this data myself right now so unfortunately I can't answer your ultimate question of whether this was "worth the extra money".
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I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the results. Then we'll know for sure, but my bet is still on 'No'. I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the... » Read More I have these and LOVE them but according to Saitek's site, no. It appears they are PC only which doesn't surprise me since most of Saitek's stuff is geared toward the PC. You can assemble an entire Cessna cockpit with their products which is a lot of components. I don't know if you can hang a USB hub on a Play Station or if it's capable of handling multiple USB devices as these are designed to go with. My neighbor has a PS3 and I'll see if he'd be willing to plug my pedals in and see if anything happens. He's working today so it may be a day or two but I'll post back the results. Then we'll know for sure, but my bet is still on 'No'. « Show Less
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since we do not fly i do not know the answer to your question. i can give you the dimensions from ours. it measures 11 and a quarter inches tall. this measurement was taken with the handle down. 12 and a half inches side to side. 10 inches front to back. the last two include the handle. the inside is about 9 inches deep. hope this helps.
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I just measured the top of my unit. It is 50" long and 22" wide. The best that I remember the depth was about 10 - 12". It states all of this in the description on Amazon. The weight is 50lbs. I don't fly so I don't know if you can take it on an airplane or not. I would call the carrier that you plan on flying with! Good Day!
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Hi, it is a 40" width x 5" from the center of the plane. A pusher type plane, fly's good with no wind. Cub is a good choice.
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I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but... » Read More I just tried to double check my board and is seems to be 14-1/4W x 42L. I believe that the tight fit on my board of this cover is because my board is slightly wider that it should be to have an easy fit side to side, and the length of 42L can be affected by how gradual the curve is at the end of the board. If your board comes to more of a "point," you'll have an easier fit, if it's a wider curve at the end of the board, as mine is, it makes for a tighter fit. For me, after a fair amount of wrestling with it and manipulating the velcro tabs a bit, it is (tightly) on my board, but I'm NOT having trouble with it slipping off. So once on, it's well made and a good ironing surface. « Show Less
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Hey Tom - First of all, welcome to FSX. I am a real world pilot and use it as a training tool. I also have the G25 for my driving sim set up but do not know of a anything similar specifically for a flight sim set up. Maybe the Wheel Stand Pro could be modified? Sorry I'm no help. Good luck in your pursuit.
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The one I have is 2.5 inches x 1.75 inches x 1 inchI have several controllers and my answer above is for a different model. The model you are asking about is 5 inches x 2.75 inches x 1.375 inches.
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Most Cessna 172's I've seen have the smaller Par 36 taxi and landing light bulbs in the wing. Also note, this is not one of Whelen's FAA TSO/PMA approved bulbs for aircraft use, if you are concerned about that.
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I agree. It is the packaging size that is listed in the dimensions. Not the plane. This is very misleading. You can find these toys at Walmart or Target for $5.99.
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The cord is fairly long, but be aware that not all of the throttles are USB. Some of them have a special connector that only allows you to connect to the Saitek Yoke. I ordered this thinking it was USB and got one with the special connector so I have yet to be able to use it. Hopefully I can buy the yoke soon. If the throttles ends up not working I will never use Amazon again as they are not specific enough and the last 3 things Ive ordered either hasn't worked or had the wrong connection ( this throttle)