T.Flight Hotas One provides a high level of realism: the stick includes five axes, fourteen action buttons, a rapid-fire trigger and a multidirectional hat switch (navigation/panoramic view), all of which are easily accessible. The throttle - detachable and full-size for easy maneuverability, even in virtual reality - provides super-responsive power. The dual rudder system can be engaged by rotating the handle (with an integrated locking system) or via the progressive tilting lever.
Key Product Info
- Ergonomic design perfectly adapted for all types of flight simulation (space adventure, modern combat, warplanes, civil flight)
- Detachable, full-size throttle for easy maneuverability, even in virtual reality
- Adjustable handle resistance with wide hand-rest
- Comprehensive flight gear - 5 axes + 14 action buttons + 1 rapid-fire trigger + 1 multidirectional hat switch (navigation/panoramic view)
Product Features
- Realistic, ergonomic joystick
In real life, the flight controls used by pilots include a stick and a throttle: this combination is extremely effective in terms of performance and precision. The T.Flight Hotas One provides the same level of realism. The joystick's realistic, ergonomic design is perfectly adapted to all types of flight (aerial combat, space adventure, civil flight, etc.). The wide hand-rest helps gamers keep their hand in a very stable and relaxed position, allowing the stick to react to even subtle movements. Adjust the stick's resistance according to your needs and preferences. The base is weighted, for enhanced stability during gaming sessions. - Detachable throttle
The joystick includes a full-size throttle, which you can use to easily control the acceleration of your aircraft. The throttle is detachable and may be positioned in either of two different ways: detached and separated from the joystick (to recreate authentic piloting conditions); or attached to the joystick (for greater stability and to take up less space). - Dual rudder system
The joystick features a rudder function, which in a plane corresponds to the pedals, used by the pilot to turn the steering, allowing the plane to pivot around its vertical axis (therefore making the plane turn left or right). This rudder function is accessible by rotating the joystick's handle (with integrated locking system), or via the progressive tilting lever.
