Ever want to really fly IFR or dial up radio freqs without using a mouse? There is nothing like tactile controls and dedicated displays.

I am selling the following as a bundle:

• RealSimGear G1000 Suite (PDF, MDF, GMA Audio and stand)
• Honeycomb Flight Simulator Yoke
• Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant
• Logitech Flight Rudder Pedals

To buy this gear new would be over $5000.

All are in really good condition, but I need to point out two things with one of the G1000 units (see close up picture of PFD [left unit]). The first is that there is slight damage to the black coating adjacent to CRS-BARO dial that lets light through. It looks like a crack but is superficial. The second is that the LED behind the third button from the left at the bottom of the unit has failed (probably a dry solder) and so this particular button is not illuminated. These were there when I received the unit from RealSimGear but it wasn’t worth the hassle of trying to get a replacement from the US (during Covid lockdowns…). Neither of these affect the performance of the unit.

I have been using with Microsoft Flight Simulator and RealSimGear also support this with XPlane on Windows. The PDF and MDF are basically HDMI screens and the buttons/encoders on each unit present as a USB device which is monitored by a software plug-in provided RealSimGear. All the G1000 processing is provided by the Flight Sim.

I have provided a couple of photos but I refer you to manufacturers' websites for details: https://realsimgear.com/collections/gps-units/products/realsimgear-g1000-suite-for-x-plane-p3d-and-fsx https://www.flyhoneycomb.co.nz/collections/honeycomb-flight-sim-hardware/products/alpha-flight-controls https://www.flyhoneycomb.co.nz/collections/honeycomb-flight-sim-hardware/products/bravo-throttle-quadrant https://www.logitechg.com/en-nz/products/flight/flight-simulator-rudder-pedals.html

Will courier in four boxes at your cost.