Thrustmaster TCA Yoke Boeing Edition pendular Yoke. Officially-Licensed Boeing Replicas, 100% Metal Frame, Autopilot Feature, Xbox and PC.
FEELS LIKE A DREAM
TCA Yoke Boeing Edition is an aviation system officially licensed by both Boeing
and Xbox, for Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. It is also compatible with PC. TCA
Boeing Edition, Thrustmaster’s new flagship civil aviation range, is a line
of products allowing for cutting-edge new features with a highly-specific goal
in mind: replicating the different controls, flight kinematics and sensations
experienced by real Boeing pilots at the controls of a 787 airliner.
2 ADDITIONAL AXES
TCA Yoke Boeing Edition features 2 additional axes on its base, allowing for a
variety of standalone maneuvers — including the ability to directly take off
without having to use a throttle quadrant.
ADJUSTABLE SPRINGS
TCA Yoke Boeing Edition lets gamers adjust the number of internal springs (2 to
4 springs can be used simultaneously). This allows users to set the amount of
resistance according to their own personal preferences, for truly exceptional
control.
MAGNETIC TECHNOLOGY
TCA Yoke Pack Boeing Edition features proprietary H.E.A.R.T magnetic technology,
for surgical precision (16-bit resolution) on each of the flight controllers’
main axes (yoke and throttle quadrant).
SUSPENDED PENDUL_R MECHANISM
Thrustmaster’s suspended PENDUL_R mechanism replicates the sensations of
using a floor-mounted pendular yoke — like those found in real Boeing
airliners — in an exciting new way. TCA Yoke Boeing Edition features a long
8.3-inch / 21-cm range of travel.
100% METAL FRAME
The yoke’s internal structure is 100% metal, for excellent sturdiness and
balanced weight distribution of the controls, allowing for outstanding
stability.
BOEING AUTOPILOT
TCA Quadrant Boeing Edition includes the iconic Boeing autopilot feature for
realistic control of the aircraft’s altitude, airspeed and heading. The
design and operation of this rotary knob were also inspired by the real Boeing
Dreamliner throttle quadrant.
