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📱 Holafly eSIM - mobile data the moment you land, no roaming charges: https://holafly.sjv.io/aNDWKQ (code SWISS for a discount) 🕹️ Sponsored by Thrustmaster — TCA Sky Yoke, out 28 October, preorder now: https://shop.thrustmaster.com/en_eu/tca-sky-yoke-ps.html Almost every aeroplane in the world is flown with a yoke. Almost every flight simulator at home is flown with a joystick. That gap has existed for one reason: yokes have always been expensive. Thrustmaster's new TCA Sky Yoke costs around €200, which is a long way below what a yoke normally costs, and it has a lot more in it than that price suggests. Seven axes, 24 action buttons plus a hat switch, a mini stick and two analog triggers, a full 180 degrees of rotation, 9 centimetres of push and pull travel, a built in throttle, a trim wheel and rudder controls. The sensors are magnetic Hall effect rather than potentiometers, so there is nothing in there to wear out and drift. It also does something I did not expect at that price: you can connect two of them to the same PC or console and fly together, one person in each seat. I clamped it to my desk, set it up in Microsoft Flight Simulator and flew it. It is stiff, which is correct, and it genuinely pulls my chair when I haul back on it. It is plastic rather than metal, but the surfaces your hands actually touch are shaped properly, close to a real aircraft yoke. The form factor is tiny for a yoke, so it comes off the desk in seconds when you want your space back. The one real weakness is the throttle, which is a bit small to be precise with. You can run a separate throttle quadrant alongside it, and Thrustmaster has another one on the way. I am keeping it. Mostly I am just glad that yokes are finally affordable. Second channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbLnQ4KteIhjo0CXiq2U_eQ Become Channel Member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYiaHzwtsww6phfxwUtZv8w/join ©Swiss001 2026 For business inquiries: [email protected] ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 Can A Simulator Teach You To Fly? 0:15 The Problem With Joysticks 0:37 Why A Yoke Is Better 0:51 The TCA Sky Yoke 1:50 Unboxing 2:42 Mounting It To The Desk 3:15 The Form Factor 3:40 How It Feels In The Hand 4:15 Setting It Up In MSFS 4:55 The Buttons 5:24 How Heavy Is It? 6:00 Flying The 737 6:48 Why Most Planes Have A Yoke 7:20 The Throttle Problem 7:54 Attempting A Butter Landing 8:42 Final Verdict

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