Dardoo Multi-functional Racing Flight Simulator Cockpit Stand Fit for Logitech,for Thrustmaster Racing flight Devices,Stable Adjustable Flight Racing Sim Cockpit Stand ,Excluding All Electronic Devices
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Color: flight stand 43
Features
- High Compatibility: The sim stand is compatible with major flight simulation and racing simulation equipment on the market,fit for Logitech G29/G920/X56/X52/G Pro Rudder Pedals,for Thrustmaster T300/T248/TPR/HOTAS Warthog/T.16000M/TCA,for Turtle Beach VelocityOne and VKB
- Versatile Functionality: This simulator stand converts freely between flight and racing cockpits, includes three interchangeable mounting panels, and features reserved seat bracket ports for upgrading to a full flight cockpit.
- Sturdy & Adjustable: The simulator stand features a 40*40mm square alloy steel tubing for durability, right-angle welded joints for enhanced rigidity, and dual pentagon knobs at all adjustment points for stable locking and easy operation.
- Ultra Adjustable: Both side mounting panels adjust forward/backward, up/down, left/right and rotate 90, the center panel adjusts forward/backward, up/down and tilts, and the pedal panel adjusts forward/backward and tilts.
- Thoughtful Accessories: The package includes cable ties for cable management, anti-slip pads to prevent sliding during use, and reserved limit slots to stop the chair from moving backward. Note: The package does NOT include any electronic devices.
Brand: Dardoo
Model Name: flight mount
Compatible Devices: Logitech, Thrustmaster, X52, X52PRO, X56, Tumaster T16000, Airbus stick and throttle, A10C rocker PC/Mac/Linux/Unix, Xbox, PlayStation See more
Controller Type: gaming handbrake, gaming keyboards, gaming throttle, simulator foot pedal, simulator steering wheel
Connectivity Technology: Manual
Compatible Devices: Logitech, Thrustmaster, X52, X52PRO, X56, Tumaster T16000, Airbus stick and throttle, A10C rocker PC/Mac/Linux/Unix, Xbox, PlayStation
Controller Type: gaming handbrake, gaming keyboards, gaming throttle, simulator foot pedal, simulator steering wheel
Connectivity Technology: Manual
Additional Features: 40*40mm large square tube, High-quality materials, Multi Position Adjustment, Three operating panels
Hardware Platform: Desktop, Laptop, PC, Tablet
Power Source: No
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 5
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 34.6 x 41.3 x 27.9 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 23.62"D x 18.5"W x 5.91"H
Brand Name: Dardoo
Model Name: flight mount
Warranty Description: 3 months warranty + permanent online technical support
Manufacturer: Dardoo
Model Number: Flight Sim Stand
Manufacturer Part Number: NO.43
Color: flight stand
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