BR Simulations??

[Fuglsang]

Hi there!!

Do anyone in here have some experiences with the BR Simulations T/Q.?
Here:
http://www.hesimpanels.com/catalog/product_info.php?currency=USD&cPath=21&products_id=44&language=en

If so, I would be glad if you'd like to shere them with me, 'couse I'm planning to buy there throttle, and I can't find very much of info or reviews about it?

(If my english is bad, it's probably becouse I'm Danish, hehe... ;) )

Cheers!!:cool:

Jesper.

[ivar hestnes]

As far as I know, they are not allowed to export to other countries because of some strange government rules:-?

[whoispankaj]

Looks strange..I wonder how are they going to recover their cost?

[Fuglsang]

Hmm... Do you guys know about any other places who to get a 737 throttle for a resonable price??

[whoispankaj]

i guess one is available at www.symulatory.com (http://www.symulatory.com)

[Fuglsang]

Do you know how much it costs, and is it p'n'p ready, USB etc.?

It looks nice though with those trimweels!

[ivar hestnes]

You can also send mail to www.simparts.de (http://www.simparts.de) and www.cockpitsonic.de (http://www.cockpitsonic.de) .

Cockpitsonic has just delivered a PnP TQ to a friend of mine. It is not displayed on their web-page yet. Sorry I dont have any pictures of it. But he told me he was using it ten minutes after unwrapping the package. :D

[Fuglsang]

OMG! That is expesive! I don't think I can affort that :|

[Michael Carter]

If you're handy in the shop (if you aren't, you really should learn) you could pick up a 737 TQ and modify it for either NG, or leave it as-is and add the required electronics to get it to function in the sim. THis option is cheaper than buying a commercially manufactured TQ, although it is quite a bit of work. The money you save is called 'sweat equity'

It has been done many times.