Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant Setup & MSFS Throttle 2 Bug Fix 

I completely agree Michael! Hey, thank you for watching and for commenting; Blue Skies!!

Thank you for the feedback; will keep that is mind for future videos. Glad you found at least the content helpful. Blue skies!

Man shakes... What can he do about it lol

Unfortunately no, you will need to install the software/drivers. Thank you for watching and for your question Patrick! Cheers and Blue Skies!!

Lol, well thanks for watching again Aces! Oh, and subscribing twice, oh shoot, we can't do that. :-D

Hi Tim. In order for me to help you, can you be more specific with what you mean by your Bravo not working with MSFS? Like your throttle doesn't work at all, reverses don't work, LED lights? Cheers!

​@@SimFanaticthanks again for the response...i got my issues working on the throttle...thanks again 😊😊😊

Yes, I am currently still using my Saitek pedals with no issues

Absolutely! The great thing about PC simming, you can make almost any controls work.

Hi there and sorry for missing your question. I bought an adjustable height mobile laptop table for my keyboard (www.amazon.com/Seville-Classics-Mobile-Computer-Height-Adjustable/dp/B0097GMHXG/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=keyboard+table&qid=1613704444&sr=8-5) and put it to the left side of me when I fly. As far as mounting the alpha and bravo controls, i leave them mounted and can adjust the table linked above that I can slide underneath the controls and the clamps.

Hi there Roast my Racing. I am using the TPR Thrustmaster pedals and love them! I plan on doing a review of them soon. Awesome on the Alpha and Bravo gear! Thank you for watching and for commenting. Blue Skies!

Hi Troy, does the same problem exist with all of your planes? Do you only fly msfs, or do you use it with other simulators? Just trying to isolate the problem.

@@SimFanatic I only play MSFS currently, but after a bit of research, I eventually went through and erased all controls from the throttle quadrant and reassigned them. Took a few hours but everything works properly now, except for my lights. They never turn on.

@@troyandrade435 Glad to hear it works Troy. As for the LED lights, nake sure before you load into a flight (you can do it from map view in msfs), that your AFC_Bridge.exe process is running in Windows task manager. If it isn't, your LED lights won't work. If you need help with determining this, let me know. Cheers!

@@SimFanatic Awesome! I'll get to try that one of these next few days and I will let you know if I can get it going or not. Thanks for the help!

Hi Denni, good stuff, isn't it? I know the Charlie pedals will be released at some point by Honeycomb but I can't see moving away from the TPRs. I'm sure the Honeycomb version will be a great value but will still be hard to compete with the TPRs; we'll see. I'm hoping I can snag a pair to review and put up against the TPRs. Good stuff all around. Thank you for watching the video and for commenting. Blue skies!!

Thank you for watching and commenting. I have the Alienware 34" curved monitor and love it! It's G-sync so if you have an Nvidia card it syncs with it (no screen tears). Blue Skies!!

Thanks for the feedback. Honestly, I usually have the backlight off all the time but missed turning it off after plugging in my yoke before doing the video. Blue skies!

@@SimFanatic Back at ya :-)

Hello Strickland, thank you for watching and for commenting. Welcome to the wonderful world of flight simulation; you are going to love it! The nice thing about Microsoft Flight Simulator is you can adjust the settings to accommodate most PC setups. The computer I am using is about 4.5 years old and I have the following specs: CPU = i7-7700k GPU = Nvidia GeForce 1080 GTX (8GB VRAM) Memory = 32GB (you don't need this much memory, 16GB will do) Display = Alieware 34" Curved (3440x1440) I can tell you that I have most of my settings at medium with the above setup and usually get 32-40 fps (frames per second). You certainly don't need the specs I have noted above, but as usual, the faster the better so you can start bumping up your graphical settings. I am looking at building a new computer with the following specs: CPU = AMD Ryzen 9 5900x GPU = Nvidia Geforce 3070 (8GB VRAM); initally wanted to go with 3080 but they are impossible to find individually and even in pre-builts; plus 3080 is overkill for 2K display. Memory = 32GB 3200 Display = Keeping my Alienware 34" Curved If you have any further questions on a PC build or other, please don't hesitate to ask. I'm here to help! Blue skies!!!

@@SimFanatic Thanks for the reply. I've done a lot more research on sims and I think I'm leaning towards the XForce Comet System. Several you tube videos show a 49" curved monitor which looks good to me. Now, where to buy them?

Hi there! It's digital like a button.

@@SimFanatic Thank you for answer. This is a bit disappointment for myself. I looks very nice just this one feature is missing to make it perfect.

Isn't it great?

Wow! A year and nothing yet? That sucks. It sounds like HC is doing their best and changed how they handled the pre-orders on sales (second time around on the Bravo) but some things are out of their control. With the Pandemic, MSFS release, and world wide shortage problems, it was like the perfect storm. Hope you get your equipment soon friend. Good luck and Blue Skies! Thank you for watching and for commenting!!

Yes! Most definitely. There is a small button on the back of the yoke that when pressed multiple times turns the lights brighter then off. You can cycle this by continuing to press the button. Blue Skies!!

@@SimFanatic Thank you for the information. I ordered the Alpha, it came yesterday. Love it too! Just finished mounting a Logitech switch panel to the Bravo. I didn't even know those screws on top where for that purpose. I was thinking of using 3m double sided automotive trim tape. Real glad I figured out those screws were for mounting things. The little book that came with it did not mention them at all, I don't think.

Sorry to hear that HBradley, I assume you went into the controls section of MSFS and tried unmapping the axis and remapping them? If not, try that. You can duplicate/copy the default settings for your controls and make changes so don't worry about messing anything up.

Just got mine and had the same issue with none of the axis registering. Remapped and they work fine, with the exception of using the two engine commercial set up (haven’t tried 4 yet) the throttle would fluctuate mid flight (by 20% sometimes) when I was just cruising along. So need to work on that tomorrow to see if I can figure out what’s happening

Yeah, is weird. Not sure where those come from.

@@SimFanatic getting a little too excited with the new equipment.. Understandable.

@@TurokRC LOL

@@TurokRC Lol....for sure my friend! Blue skies!! :-)

Lol...I'm in the process of getting a new desk. :-)

LOL, man clearly knows how to prioritize 😂