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General Input Model 106 was developed as a variation on the high density general purpose module. It has five push buttons and three toggle switches. Whether it is an A, B, or C is determined by what is installed in the two rotary locations.
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General Input Model 105 was developed to provide a high density general purpose module. It has ten push buttons and two locations for rotary devices. Whether it’s an A, B, or C is determined by what is installed in the two rotary locations.
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Compact Control Transponder Model 104 was developed to give a companion piece to the Dual NAV/COM so that simmers had an operating panel for the old style analog transponders.
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The Flight Simulator Compact Input Control Model 101 was developed to provide both communication and navigation control in a compact box that wouldn’t clutter the desktop.
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The Flight Simulator Compact Input Control was developed to provide both communication and navigation control in a compact box that wouldn’t clutter the desktop.
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I started playing with a few variations on a flight simulator floor mounted joystick design. This brings us to today and the latest flight simulator joystick base version (The TruFlights Advantage I)