Thrustmaster Viper TQS Throttle Quadrant System Flight Stick

OFFICIAL REPLICA OF THE VIPER TQS
A legend returns with Viper TQS, the famous throttle quadrant system from the Viper, officially licensed by the U.S. Air Force and compatible with PC. Take your cockpit to the next level of performance and experience outstanding ergonomics with a 1:1 scale replica featuring metal handle casing and buttons, plus realistic and iconic control switches. Viper TQS replicates the realistic controls, flight kinematics and sensations experienced by real Viper pilots.

1:1 SCALE REPLICA METAL HANDLE
of the legendary TQS of the Viper.

THROTTLE QUADRANT SYSTEM FOR PC
officially licensed by the U.S. Air Force for incredible realism.

REALISTIC CONTROLS
including the iconic CHAFF/FLARE slap switch.

FIRM AND LINEAR TRAVEL
with no dead zones for the new Viper TQS on the throttle.

FULL IMMERSION
thanks to ultra-realistic flight kinematics.

21 ACTION BUTTONS
including 2 virtual buttons, 5 axes, and disengageable detents.

IMPRESSIVE COMBAT CONTROLS
Viper TQS provides you with real-world sensations via features such as metal control knobs, a Chaff/Flare slap switch to deploy countermeasures in air combat, and blackout switches for better immersion in your dogfights.

NO DEAD ZONES
Enjoy firm, linear travel with no dead zones on the throttle thanks to the adjustable friction. Die-cast metal construction ensures constant friction that won’t decrease over time, with 16-bit surgical precision thanks to the H.E.A.R.T (HallEffect AccuRate Technology) magnetic sensor.

KEEP YOUR ENEMIES IN YOUR LINE OF SIGHT!
Each of the 21 action buttons is easy to access — and easy to find, even if you’re wearing a VR headset. You can also take advantage of the VR switch, allowing you to zoom in your Point of View so that you never miss any of the action.

SEPARATE VIPER PANEL
Unleash the potential of Viper TQS by expanding its flight and combat capabilities with Viper Panel (sold separately) — a high-quality, backlit add-on module with 43 buttons (including 11 virtual ones), landing gear lever, and jettison function (for emergencies), as well as one trim wheel (axis).