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Throttle Quadrant for Flight Simulator
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# Throttle Quadrant with Reverse Thrust for Flight Simulator
### Inspired on Cessna Caravan - One truly amazing aircraft!
This throttle quadrant uses three analog ports in an Arduino to handle throttle, propeller and cutoff/mixture. It is fully compatible with the new Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. The reverse thrust is toggled as a "virtual" button when the potentiometer reaches a threshold.
This project uses two screws and nuts from Nut Job so we can attach the quadrant to the edge of a table.
The Arduino I used for this project is the Arduino Pro Micro with **ATmega32U4** chip **(very important!!)**. This chip allows us to use the "Joystick" library (see code below) as it already has a USB HID feature.
If you want to use an Arduino Uno or other that uses the **ATmega328P** chip the code below **won't work**, but it's possible to adapt it with minimal changes, please refer to the UnoJoy library and its examples:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
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### Inspired on Cessna Caravan - One truly amazing aircraft!
This throttle quadrant uses three analog ports in an Arduino to handle throttle, propeller and cutoff/mixture. It is fully compatible with the new Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. The reverse thrust is toggled as a "virtual" button when the potentiometer reaches a threshold.
This project uses two screws and nuts from Nut Job so we can attach the quadrant to the edge of a table.
The Arduino I used for this project is the Arduino Pro Micro with **ATmega32U4** chip **(very important!!)**. This chip allows us to use the "Joystick" library (see code below) as it already has a USB HID feature.
If you want to use an Arduino Uno or other that uses the **ATmega328P** chip the code below **won't work**, but it's possible to adapt it with minimal changes, please refer to the UnoJoy library and its examples:
https://code.google.com/archive/p/unojoy/
### Extra
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