Virtual Fly TQ6+

Description

The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is a robust throttle quadrant designed for sim pilots who value smooth control and precise inputs. With its magnetic hall effect sensors ensuring accurate, frictionless operation and adjustable lever resistance, this all-metal unit delivers a tactile experience like no other. Weighing in at 3 kilos, it feels substantial and reliable in your setup. Whether you're fine-tuning power or cutting engines, the TQ6+ offers nuanced control for multi-engine prop aircraft enthusiasts.

What sets the Virtual Fly TQ6+ apart?

  • Robust All-Metal Construction Unlike many plastic competitors, the TQ6+ is built entirely from metal, offering durability and a weighty, premium feel. This makes it not only reliable for long-term use but also gives it a steady presence on your desk or rig, even during intense sessions.
  • Magnetic Hall Effect Sensors The use of hall effect sensors ensures frictionless and wear-free operation, providing consistent accuracy over time. These sensors are praised by users for their reliability and ability to maintain smooth operation without degradation.
  • Adjustable Lever Resistance Customizing the resistance of each throttle lever lets you match the controls to your flying preferences. Whether you prefer a light touch or a firm resistance, this feature allows for a tailored experience.
  • Plug-and-Play Convenience Compatible with major simulators like MSFS, X-Plane, and P3D, the TQ6+ is easy to set up. Recognized automatically by most software, it saves time while still offering advanced customization options for those who want more control.

Pros and Cons

Pros Cons
Durable all-metal construction ensures long-term reliability. Colored lever buttons are not interchangeable.
Magnetic sensors provide smooth and accurate operation. Higher price point than some competitors.
Adjustable lever resistance allows for personalized control feel.

Specifications

Specification Value
Material All-metal construction
Weight 3 kg
Sensors Magnetic hall effect sensors
Adjustable Resistance Yes
Compatibility MSFS, X-Plane, P3D

Virtual Fly TQ6+ Compatibility

The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is designed to integrate seamlessly with major flight simulators. It works perfectly with Microsoft Flight Simulator (FSX and MSFS), X-Plane, and Prepar3D, ensuring broad compatibility for sim enthusiasts. Its plug-and-play nature means it is recognized automatically by most simulators, while also supporting advanced customization through tools like FSUIPC.

In terms of hardware, the TQ6+ supports various flight setups, thanks to its solid build and standard USB connection. However, it’s primarily geared for PC use and does not offer native console compatibility. PC pilots will appreciate its straightforward connection and the ability to configure settings to their exact preferences within their simulator's controls menu.

Product form

Out of stock, Pre-Orders Available. Shipped in 2-2.5 weeks from now.

€859,00 Incl. VAT

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    Description

    The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is a robust throttle quadrant designed for sim pilots who value smooth control and precise inputs. With its magnetic hall effect sensors ensuring accurate, frictionless operation and adjustable lever resistance, this all-metal unit delivers a tactile experience like no other. Weighing in at 3 kilos, it feels substantial and reliable in your setup. Whether you're fine-tuning power or cutting engines, the TQ6+ offers nuanced control for multi-engine prop aircraft enthusiasts.

    What sets the Virtual Fly TQ6+ apart?

    • Robust All-Metal Construction Unlike many plastic competitors, the TQ6+ is built entirely from metal, offering durability and a weighty, premium feel. This makes it not only reliable for long-term use but also gives it a steady presence on your desk or rig, even during intense sessions.
    • Magnetic Hall Effect Sensors The use of hall effect sensors ensures frictionless and wear-free operation, providing consistent accuracy over time. These sensors are praised by users for their reliability and ability to maintain smooth operation without degradation.
    • Adjustable Lever Resistance Customizing the resistance of each throttle lever lets you match the controls to your flying preferences. Whether you prefer a light touch or a firm resistance, this feature allows for a tailored experience.
    • Plug-and-Play Convenience Compatible with major simulators like MSFS, X-Plane, and P3D, the TQ6+ is easy to set up. Recognized automatically by most software, it saves time while still offering advanced customization options for those who want more control.

    Pros and Cons

    Pros Cons
    Durable all-metal construction ensures long-term reliability. Colored lever buttons are not interchangeable.
    Magnetic sensors provide smooth and accurate operation. Higher price point than some competitors.
    Adjustable lever resistance allows for personalized control feel.

    Specifications

    Specification Value
    Material All-metal construction
    Weight 3 kg
    Sensors Magnetic hall effect sensors
    Adjustable Resistance Yes
    Compatibility MSFS, X-Plane, P3D

    Virtual Fly TQ6+ Compatibility

    The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is designed to integrate seamlessly with major flight simulators. It works perfectly with Microsoft Flight Simulator (FSX and MSFS), X-Plane, and Prepar3D, ensuring broad compatibility for sim enthusiasts. Its plug-and-play nature means it is recognized automatically by most simulators, while also supporting advanced customization through tools like FSUIPC.

    In terms of hardware, the TQ6+ supports various flight setups, thanks to its solid build and standard USB connection. However, it’s primarily geared for PC use and does not offer native console compatibility. PC pilots will appreciate its straightforward connection and the ability to configure settings to their exact preferences within their simulator's controls menu.

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