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SimStick PRO - Wireless Adapter for RC Simulators

(SKU): SimStick PRO

SimStick PRO - Wireless Adapter for RC Simulators

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Simstick PRO

Simstick PRO is the latest wireless RC Simulator interface that will enable you to tidy aware all your wires and connect to your RC Flight Simulator without wires. Simstick is now supplied with a Loom that fits any receiver.

The most complete Wireless Simming device on the market today!

SIMSTICK PRO KEY BENEFITS

Compatibilty
Now works with most modern radio systems and flight simulators.

Spektrum Satelites
Plug in your Spektrum satelite for complete ease of use.
Bind operation for Spektrum Satelites

Futaba S-Bus
FUTABA S-BUS Plug for the best wireless simming performance on the market.

The most Compatible Wireless Simming device on the market today!

SIMSTICK Pro is a great looking USB interface device that will allow you to connect your TX to your PC without using the wires. Anytime you want to use your simulator, just turn on your transmitter and it will instantly connect.

Whether you are a RC helicopter or plane pilot, there are many advantages to practicing on an RC flight simulator. The only gripe most users have is connecting the lead to their PC; it gets under your feet, looks messy, and its never there when you need it - so why not tidy it away?

Includes:

Simstick PRO

Features:

  • Works with most Spektrum/Futaba, Hi-Tec, transmitters and receivers, plus many more
  • Futaba S-Bus Support
  • Spektrum X-Bus Satellite Support
  • Includes Loom to allow any receiver to be plugged in physically
Known Compatible Transmitters:
  • Futaba 6EX
  • Futaba 7C
  • Futaba 8FG
  • Futaba 10CG
  • Futaba 12FG

Known Compatible Simulators:

SimStick Frequently Asked Questions: http://www.simstick.co.uk/faq.php
SimStick Setup Instructions: http://www.simstick.co.uk/instructions.php