T Flight Rudder Pedals Thrustmaster Flight Pedals

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KEY FEATURES

01 First rudder to feature S.M.A.R.T slide rails system
02 Self-centering rudder axis
03 Two differential brake pedals
04 Advanced calibration software included
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Full description

The Thrustmaster TFRP, or T.Flight Rudder Pedals, is the first rudder pedal set to feature the S.M.A.R.T slide rails system, engineered for smooth and precise flying maneuvers. That sliding motion gives the self-centering rudder axis a fluid, natural feel, letting you make both large corrections and fine adjustments with control. Two differential brake pedals allow independent left and right braking, which is essential for realistic taxiing, landing rollout and ground handling. The removable brake heel-rests can be taken off to suit your preferred foot position, and advanced calibration software is available for download so you can fine tune the response to your setup. Designed for all users, the TFRP is compatible on PC with all joysticks on the market, and also works on PlayStation 4 when paired with the T.Flight Hotas 4 joystick. It ships with an RJ12 cable and a universal RJ12 to USB adapter unit, making connection simple across systems. Well-reviewed by simulator pilots and a natural match for Thrustmaster flight setups including the TCA Boeing and Airbus ranges, it is an accessible, capable way to add proper rudder and differential brake control to your rig without stepping up to a full pendular system.

T Flight Rudder Pedals Thrustmaster Flight Pedals

Specs

Platform PC, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One
Control type Rudder pedals
Aircraft Style Space, civil
Mounting Freestanding (wide weighted base; S.M.A.R.T. slide rails)
Axes 3 (rudder + 2 differential brakes)
Force Type Self-centering rudder axis
Buttons / Controls None - rudder axis and 2 differential brake pedals; removable heel-rest

24-month warranty

At Pagnian we offer 24 months warranty on Thrustmaster products, so you can shop in confidence knowing we have your back. Even if you are out of your warranty period our team of simulation experts will still will assist any problem that you have as much as possible.

Shipping weight 3.0 kg
Free shipping Orders over $599

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01 First rudder to feature S.M.A.R.T slide rails system
02 Self-centering rudder axis
03 Two differential brake pedals

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IL
02/19/2024
Ian L.
Australia Australia

Good oedals

Good, realistic pedals. They integrate very well with the Boeing yoke and throttle quadrant.

SJ
12/20/2023
Simon J.
Australia Australia

Perfect!

Excellent product & overall better then I'd had expected. Definitely helped my flying experience for the better.

WS
12/19/2023
William S.
Australia Australia

Thrust master pedals

Great product easy to setup and use. I have resisted using rudder pedals because it was so easy to have auto on all the time. I don’t regret getting them.

T
12/19/2023
Tahlia SVG verified by SHOP
Australia Australia

Super quick shipping

AM
08/11/2023
Arthur M.
Australia Australia

Good product

Pedals arrived quickly and well packaged, and are working just fine. Service has been good.

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