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RX1-14-00969

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RX1-14-00969

Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Radio Panel

161.25 EUR/EA

Excluding VAT

Availability

Up to 2 EA ready to ship on Thursday 2026-11-12Order before 16:00 CET Today
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5 EA available on request, inbound freight fee of 60 EUR appliesSpecial order from vendor stock.

Part numbers

Roctexo
RX1-14-00969
Manufacturer
945-000029
Vendor
14-00969

Product details

Overview

Saitek's Pro Flight Radio Panel is a stack of four LED displays with controls to set a variety of communication or navigation functions. Each display works in real-time with FSX, X-Plane, and Prepar3D. One or more Radio Panels can easily integrate into the Saitek Pro Flight Simulator Cockpit or your own home cockpit setup. Gone are the days of using fussy onscreen controls for COM1/2, NAV1/2, DME, ADF, and XPDR functions.

    Incremental Frequency Adjustment

  • Seamlessly integrating into FSX, X-Plane*, and Prepar3D software, no longer do you have to zoom into your flight sim's onscreen controls to make modifications. And the process even works both ways, giving you the option to make real-time, incremental adjustments within the sim or on the Radio Panel. Change frequencies within your sim and the Panel will react accordingly. Change frequencies on the Panel and the sim will automatically and immediately reflect your selection.

Features

  • Works with Microsoft Flight Simulator X and 2004. Standby switch - set your standby frequencies and then set to active at the touch of a button.
  • Twin concentric adjustment dials adjust frequency units incrementally for quicker selection of your required frequency.
  • Multiple Radio Panels will allow simultaneous display of the various radio stack functions.