Honeycomb Alpha Flight Simulator Yoke

Our best-selling flight simulator yoke

Take your home flight simulator to the next level with the Honeycomb Alpha Flight Controls Yoke and Switch Panel. The yoke has a realistic full 180° yoke rotation and a solid steel shaft with dual linear ball bearings that provide smooth control with a dampened, self-centering mechanism and no center detent or dead zone. The base includes a Switch Panel with master, alternator, avionics and light switches, as well as a 5-position ignition switch. The left and right handles feature one 8-way hat switch, two vertical and two horizontal 2-way rocker switches, three buttons, and a push to talk button.

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Features

Smooth Yoke Travel

The Honeycomb Alpha was designed with realism as a necessary feature. The completely metal shaft traveling on ball bearings creates the smooth travel of this yoke that’s hard to find elsewhere. Internal tension bands assure consistent pull from the yoke when displaced from the natural resting point.

Unparalleled Mounting Design

Uniquely designed mounting hardware makes sure that the yoke will stay exactly where it’s mounted and overcome the extreme push, pull, and roll that this yoke will allow you to digitally enjoy. The Dual Mounting Solution allows for full use with or without clamps. Two heavy-duty clamps made of steel attach and secure the yoke. For thicker tabletops, a large 3M Micro-Suction Pad that produces 40 lbs. of tensile strength can be used for a clamp-free solution.

Aerobatic Flight Approved

The Honeycomb Alpha is one of the few yokes that allows full 90 degrees of deflection right and left of natural center. This may not help in a 747, but when precision is needed in a Pitts for the crowd pleasing aileron roll, the Honeycomb yoke assures you have the ability to execute that maneuver.

Five Position Magneto Switch

Simulate like you fly and practice those cold starts with the five-position magneto switch located on the right side of the yoke face. Don’t forget the pre takeoff runup and test those magnetos with the Right and Left position indicators.