Thrustmaster AVA Plate – Metal Plate Compatible with AVA
Thrustmaster AVA Plate – Metal Plate Compatible with AVA Base and the Thrustmaster Magnetic Base
Ensure total stability during your flight sessions with the Thrustmaster base support plate, AVA Plate. Its simple, sturdy mounting provides outstanding support and stability for your Thrustmaster joystick bases, whether on a desk or a table.
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QUICK INSTALLATIONAVA Plate is a metal support plate compatible with Thrustmaster joystick bases (AVA base, and the magnetic base). You can easily install your Thrustmaster joystick base using the 4 attachment screws included in the box. | STABILITY THAT WON’T LET YOU DOWNSpecially designed for use on a desk or table, the AVA Plate base support plate provides great stability for your joystick setup. Its size (9.1 x 10.6 inches / 23 x 27 cm) and weight (3.3 lb / 1.5 kg) have been carefully tailored to ensure optimal support and uncompromising stability during your flight sessions. | THE FUTURE OF FLIGHT SIMULATIONExplore the range of possible configurations of the scalable AVA base, thanks to its vast ecosystem of current and future accessories (additional grips, extensions, cams, springs, dampers, cyclical brake…). |
Just want to say, for thos of you who had the older original Thrustmaster Base and stick.
This AVA base is 1000 times better, its smooth, precise, and as good as other similar bases, VKB, Virple….
Its compatible with the older Warhog stick, so if you are upgrading from the 2010 Warthog Stick and base, it is well worth it.
It took them a long time to catch back up, but they got there, if not a little too late.
As force feedback is just starting to come back to the Flight stick market “Moza”, who knows, maybe a force feeback variant may come from thrustmaster?
Got this due to the similarities to the new F15 module and it didn’t disappoint. Great feel to the stick and buttons although the pickle (red top left) feels really far away to reach.
Worth noting that the number of buttons between this and the A10 / F16 stick is the same (19) with many buttons in similar or same place (like the trigger etc) so DCS doesn’t know the difference between them. This means you can swap back to other airframes with the A10 / F16 stick without having to rebind buttons all over again 🙂
I was sceptical about the size of this stick compared to the warthog but I actually prefer this stick. It’s a touch lighter, the layout is less squashed and the buttons make click sounds which I love, highly recommend it, you won’t be disappointed.