Im looking for a set of switches type for my FS..
I dont have a home cockpit I just want to add to my yoke and throttle..

Any sugestions with links would be GREAT!

Thanks 

Thanks!
I like the GoFlight SECM but I cant find it lower than $300!?
Is there a one for like under $200? That would be awesome..

But im thinking of getting this one that you listed
http://www.goflightinc.com/order/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=77

And this one..
http://www.goflightinc.com/order/product_info.php?cPath=1&products_id=78
Instead of the P-8 buttons I may as well get switches with it.

The only question I have is that are they FSX compatible and the second one that I listed can I make the switches work for like changing altitude, speed, heading, and virtical speed?

If I pay for these switches will they need 2 for like turning one on and one off..?

Thanks so much! 

Okay ill check with that.
Sorry I explained the switches wrong I ment on the second one with the rotary knobs work to change the altitude hold, heading...etc.
You know what I mean?

Thanks 

Well that sounds like a good idea but there are racks for these guages I want and the rack is $60.
Anyway, before any building a rack or buying one I need the instruments  .

Don't forget to check out http://www.desktopaviator.com/

Not the most sophisticated gear in the world... but it does lack that sophisticated price.

I haven't used Desktop Aviator stuff...however:

1. The panel should work with any aircraft in the sim. You might be limited by the inputs you have, but it should be functional.

2. I can't address warranty at all, why not ask the guy who builds them? I'm sure there is a contact listed on the website.

Hi Tcco94

I’m not sure if this is what your looking for, but it might be worth a look at, I was thinking of getting it for the Level-D 767.

http://www.vrinsight.com/

Jim

Hi Tcco94

Glad it helped, apparently the unit is being sold / handled by SimWare

http://www.simw.com

Below is a statement by the developer that appeared as a reply to a question on the Level-D site regarding the units use (the developer’s native language is Korean so bear with him)

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Basically layout of the MCP panel is similar to Boeing's. and rotary buttons have "Push" only.

There two ways of controling cockpit "software" with "hardware" panel.
One is accessing internal variable of simulatiorn and cockpit software. To do this the software must provide interfacing kit(SDK, software development kit). Pete dowson's FSUIPC is the greatest add-on module for FS2004 and FSX.

The other is key-commanding, assigning comnination of keyboard strokes to a button on hardware panel. The key-commanding is simple but cause conflition with other add-ons. For complicated aircrafts, hundreds of key-command are required. Unfortunately, some aircrafts does not have enough key-command definitions.

Another shortcoming of key-commanding is NO two-way communication between simulation software and panel hardware. It's only "Input Device". The panel has display device showing current aircraft status(i.e. engaged autopilot mode, SPD, HDG...). These status and values are varies with controlling of flight computer. The hardware panel can display various data synchronized, if only internal values are accessable. Level-D's 767 support the develpment kits. Very great point of the add-on aircraft!

Our panel products adopts variable accessing and Key-Commanding. Wilco's aircrafts do not have development kits. So, key-commanding is used.

Thanks.

Cockpit Hardware Developer
VRinsight.COM

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Again I hope it’s of some help to you.

Jim Hodkinson