Honeycomb Sierra TPM Quadrant (Vernier Style)

Honeycomb Sierra TPM Quadrant

The Cessna 172 is considered one of the most popular aircraft in the sky. The Skyhawk is the preferred choice for flight schools, as well as private pilots worldwide due to its forgiving nature and reliability. Now you can accurately simulate flight in a Cessna styled airplane with the Sierra TPM Quadrant from Honeycomb.

True to the Vernier Style throttles the TPM Quadrant features a push / pull option per lever, as well as twist setting changes for the propeller and mixture controls. When trying to change the RPM setting in a constant speed propeller aircraft by small amounts, it helps to have the incremental twist of the propeller control ( Flying with a constant-speed propeller video tip )

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Features

Pitch Trim Wheel

Keep your aircraft’s profile clean for your desired alititude and airspeed. Easily make minor, yet precise edits to your pitch trim with Trim Wheel located on the left side of the Sierra. Dimples along the wheel provide an ease of movement and change feedback.

Gear Lever with Lights

One of the benefits of flying faster aircraft is the ability to hide our landing gear from parasite drag. Just as a bird stows its hindlimbs when flying, an aircraft performs better in cruise with the gear retracted. Easily configure your aircraft for gear stowed or gear extended with the circular handle gear lever. Indicator lights will convey whether the gear is stowed, in motion, or extended.

Flaps Lever

Most aircraft today incorporate flap settings to allow better control at lower speeds when taking off. Or give an extra bit of lift on certain types of takeoff. The Sierra provides a resetting 2-way Flaps Lever that allows us to make those quick edits to our flap settings that complement our phase of flight.