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Thrustmaster Viper TQS Mission Pack: Metal Throttle Quadrant System, Throttle and Control Panel Included, 64 Action Buttons, 6 Axes, Licensed by the U.S. Air Force (Compatible with PC)

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Style: Viper Mission Pack


Features

  • New sturdier and more precise next-generation (NXG) mini-sticks
  • Adjustable backlighting function with 3 different levels
  • T-MOD technology and Hot-Swap feature lets you swap a module with any other, at any point in a game
  • Extremely precise modules and action buttons with minimal response times
  • Blue curved triggers with pro textured grip
  • Realistic replica of the legendary control panel of the Viper, backlit with adjustable indicator lights
  • 64 action buttons (including 13 virtual buttons), 6 axes, and disengageable detents
  • Surgical precision (16-bit resolution, 65,635 values) thanks to the H.E.A.R.T (HallEffect AccuRate Technology) magnetic sensor

Description

This 1:1 scale replica metal throttle handle for PC provides incredible realism and outstanding ergonomics thanks to 21 action buttons, 5 axes, and disengageable detents. Enjoy firm, linear travel with no dead zones on the throttle thanks to the adjustable friction as well as realistic controls, including the iconic CHAFF/FLARE slap switch to deploy countermeasures in air combat! Enjoy full immersion thanks to ultra-realistic flight kinematics with access to Idle/Cutoff and Afterburner detents, via mechanical levers and handle rotation. Viper Panel expands your flight and combat capabilities with 43 metal action buttons (including 11 virtual buttons), one trim wheel (axis), MODE and PGRM rotary selectors on the CMDS panel, laser sighting, plus jammer and weapon launch switches. This realistic replica of the Viper controls offers a premium feel with metal buttons and realistic controls — including landing gear lever, and jettison function (for emergencies). Viper TQS is compatible with PC and is Plug and Play in DCS World, with no setup required: the device is automatically recognized in the game.

Compatible Devices: PC


Controller Type: Joystick


Connectivity Technology: USB


Additional Features: Ergonomic


Button Quantity: 64


Hardware Platform: PC


Power Source: Corded Electric


Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 4, Sony PlayStation 5


Item Weight: 9.8 Pounds


Package Quantity: 1


Item Dimensions: 13.8 x 11.7 x 13.4 inches


Color: Black


Brand Name: Thrustmaster


Model Name: TQS Viper Mission Pack


Warranty Description: One year


Manufacturer: Thrustmaster


UPC: 663296424181


Model Number: 4060254


Manufacturer Part Number: 4060254


Included Components: Item


External Testing Certification: Não Aplicavel


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Perfect for F16C/DCS
Style: Viper Mission Pack
Pretty much plug and play for DCS. There are logical buttons for the detents for both going into and out of throttle, and into and out of afterburner. If the game doesn't detect those, you can determine the button number from the software and select that as your activation button. There are are a couple rotary buttons that aren't used in DCS that I rebound to zoom and other functions. The realism and quality for a sim HOTAS is awesome. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2026 by scotch
    • Works great and looks and feels like the actual throttle.
Style: Viper Mission Pack
When you rest your hand on the throttle it just fits. All the switches are right there. I worked on the F-16 for many years and it just feels right in your hand. The lower assembly has a lot of switches and knobs all are programable. The gear handle is handy especially with VR. I may print an extension for the zoom lever to make it easier to move, it’s a bit short. There’s a lot more to talk about than I will comment on here. It is an investment and I personally think it’s worth it. Time will tell how well it holds up. It’s not quite the beast the Warthog is but then again it’s for and entirely different aircraft. . ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2024 by Rick S.
    • High quality with well-made buttons.
Style: Viper Mission Pack
A very nice throttle of high quality, with buttons of equally high quality. You can really hear and feel when they go in. Nothing has been spared on the Klitén here! You can enjoy, look forward to using this.
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2025 by satisfide!
    • Buttery smooth thruster, high quality control panel
Style: Viper Mission Pack
This throttle arrived double-boxed from Amazon and was undamaged. Initial setup is very easy, and I was up and running in DCS with "basic" functionality within a few minutes after installing the required driver and additional software. I ordered the Mission Pack version with the included Viper panel. Almost every input on both the throttle and Viper panel feels high-quality; the switches have a healthy bit of resistance to avoid accidental throws and click into place with a satisfying tactile feel. The push buttons have a short travel and tactile feedback, plus the cursor joystick on the throttle is ergonomic and accurate enough for my needs. The throttle movement is really smooth, maybe the smoothest I've ever used, with just a little bit of added texture as you push into the afterburner range. The lift mechanism is fluid and easy to use. Once you get the hang of it, the small pinky lever to move the throttle between cutoff and idle is very easy to operate without hitting any other inputs on the throttle handle. To push into afterburner, you just need to lift the throttle without using the pinky lever, so it's a very quick process. The only letdown input-wise for me is the landing gear lever; it's not bad, but it just feels a little more wobbly and out of place compared to all the other high-quality inputs. For VR use, everything is laid out in a way that doesn't feel too busy. The base itself is long and hefty. When I set up and tested the software, I didn't need a desk mount because it was heavy enough to stay put as long as I wasn't smashing the chaff button. The throttle structure and internals have a good amount of metal, enough to feel weighty and solid in the hand. That said, I do wish it had a bit more metal on the outside. The plastic throttle shroud/chaff button housing looks fine, but it can feel a bit cheap and sound hollow when knocked. It's not a deal breaker for me, but at this price, it makes me roll my eyes a bit. Who knows, maybe the plastic shroud keeps the center of gravity lower than a metal shroud would. I actually like the glossy acrylic cover for the Viper panel. I think it looks sleek. Mounting it in a cockpit is fairly easy, although one other minor gripe is that they didn't include any bolts/screws for the mounting points. Earlier, I mentioned I was up and running with "basic" functionality relatively quickly. By default, there are about 18 LEDs that just seem to stay off. To get the LEDs that control the landing gear knob, tire indicators, Search, ACT/PWR, Threat/Altitude, System Power, or the 10 individual LEDs to actually work, you need to get Thrustmaster's Target software installed. Target seems fairly powerful and maybe a bit complicated at first glance, but after a bit of messing around, things should become pretty straightforward. You then set up your own configuration file or script (or download someone's) to run from within Target. Aside from assigning custom keyboard inputs and macros to buttons, these configs/scripts tell the thruster and Viper panel when LEDs should come on or off, or even change color, depending on different inputs, timing, or in-game data. Thankfully, some talented folks have made a DCS2TARGET script that works fairly well without being too difficult to get up and running. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this product, and I think this is an excellent throttle and control panel combo if you're a fan of military jets or spend a lot of time with the F-16C DCS pack. I've found the throttle is also fairly versatile for a variety of other planes with a bit of tweaking. If you're looking for an F-16 throttle, you've got two main options: this Thrustmaster Viper option or WinWing's (or WinCntrl or whatever they're going by in the US market now) Orion2 with a ViperAce EX attachment. Both have their pros and cons, and I'm sure everyone will have their own opinions on which is best. Still, I chose to go with Thrustmaster since their higher-end products tend to hold up quite well over time in my experience, and their customer service has been helpful as well when things have gone wrong in the past. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026 by Chopped
    • Awesome but pricey!
Style: Viper Mission Pack
Compared to the winwing model, this one is DCS friendly without having to bind every button, switch, and throttle. It does have a slight delay on cold and dark start to go to idle, but works great after. Easy to get used to in VR. It's overkill for war thunder players. Haven't tried MSFS 2020, but I'd imagine the 2024 will benefit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2024 by David Akins
    • Well Worth The Price of Entry
Style: Viper Panel
Way better than expected. While getting the LEDs to work with non-supported software requires some fiddling with some command scripting, they do provide you with the tools and there are guides on how to easily program and modify commands using the Viper panel. I made a basic LED tmc that I run before playing any games with it, so all of the buttons and backpanel lighting are activated, making it easy to see and read, especially when playing at night with the lights off. Other programs read it as a standard button-based USB device, so I was able to apply a bunch of system commands and flight controls to it in games like Star Citizen. Definitely useful for things like hailing, operator modes, ATC, and other logistics. Really adds to the immersion. Plus, this thing is VERY sturdy. Thrustmaster has developed a reputation for products that don't last long (and I can attest to that from firsthand experience with their controllers), but this thing was built to last. Very well rounded. The buttons have a good tactile feel, and the switches have good resistance so they feel nice and weighty. Only thing is I have not been able to get the landing gear toggle to work properly as a button -- you have to lift it up first and then pull the lever. While it reads as a button in the system software, it doesn't read it as a button in-game. I never bothered fiddling with it anymore, but overall I'm very happy with the results and it adds a ton of playability to the games. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025 by W. Usher

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