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yeah it was a bit fiddley to cramp into the throttle box but yeah, only the torque is a little bit mweh but with some lube it moves, it's been hold back on the main axis there is a big ring on the back of the gear/handle , and the handle/gear that is just sliding over the main axis so do the other throttles axis and the flaps axis does the same

Hagen I used a bourns motorized potmeter and gear to move the handle, dcs gives me the position to dcs bios , wing handle in emergency position , the analog port will communicate with the usb lib with windows and is coupled as a axis in game . The analog input to the joystick lib Its not sending anydata when its closed . But dcsbios will give the position/value to the arduino code and it will move the motor according the analog read/position

Custom F-14 Throttle Build “Realistic” & Functional My old first diy throttle went fubar so I have built a new custom F-14 throttle for DCS that brings a high level of realism and functionality to my sim setup. It’s designed to replicate the feel of the real Tomcat throttle while integrating custom features for smoother operation. Key Features: Dual Independent Throttles Provides precise control over both engines, just like in the real jet. Motorized Wingsweep Automatically moves to match the in-game position or allows manual input when disengaged. This prevents unwanted feedback loops while keeping it in sync with the aircraft. DCS-BIOS Integration Allows full synchronization with in-game controls, preventing conflicts between hardware and software inputs. Replicates the F-14 real throttle behavior for startup and afterburner engagement. Designed for durability and a realistic tactile feel, with smooth but firm movement on all controls. This throttle setup significantly improves immersion and control in the F-14. If anyone is interested in the build process or has questions about DCS-BIOS integration, feel free to ask! And the tacan

This is what I made