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Winctrl (formerly Winwing) Unveils Boeing 777 Throttle Quadrant with Integrated Trim
By Matt Henderson · · 2 min read
Winctrl has announced its new Boeing 777 throttle quadrant, featuring integrated stabilizer trim wheels and Hall-effect sensors for precise control.
Winctrl, formerly known as Winwing, has announced its latest hardware: the Boeing 777 throttle quadrant. This new add-on replicates the 777's TQ with a robust metal construction and Hall-effect sensors for each throttle lever. The quadrant includes the reverse thrust levers, manual throttle detents, and a functional takeoff/go-around switch.
What sets this apart is the integration of the stabilizer trim wheels, which are fully functional and can be used for manual trim operations. The unit connects via USB and is compatible with MSFS 2020/2024, X-Plane 12, and P3D. Winctrl is also offering an optional bracket for mounting in a home cockpit setup.
This release is a direct response to the growing demand for high-fidelity 777 hardware, especially with PMDG's 777 series and others in development. Winctrl continues to impress with its attention to detail and value for money.
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