Introducing the Helipro.

• Highly affordable
• Great for teaching motor skills and procedures
• Robust design and accurate flight model
• Works great with MS Flight Simulator X-Plane, VBS2, Take on Helicopters, DCS Black Shark and many other flight simulators. Also works with fixed wing aircraft
• Has collective lever (for helicopter) or throttle (for fixed wing aircraft)
• Quality, high grade 12 bit resolution electronic components and wiring
• Made mostly from German engineered high grade alloy and stainless steel
• Cyclic grip from real aircraft
• Working twist throttle on collective for helicopter (optional)
• Ergonomic layout is modelled on the Bell 206 Jetranger but can be customised to suit your needs
• Stylish and comfortable seat. Adjustable (forward and back) and tilting back rest
• High quality bearings on all moving parts
• Unique ‘force trim’ / trim release function (actuated from cyclic) (available as option)
• USB connection - simply ‘plug and play’ this machine is recognised as a Windows Joystick but all buttons and switches can be custom mapped to your needs
• Shipping world-wide
  

RECOMMENDED OPTIONS

• Toshiba short throw, high resolution digital projector(s) (for outside world) OR
• 3 x flat panel LCD screens at front for outside world giving full peripheral vision plus one or more LCD screens for instrumentation
• 206 Realstart software (dodosim.com)
• Monitor brackets
• Mouse stand
• Keyboard stand
• Speaker stands

With a USB connection, simply plug it in, calibrate it and you're ready to go!

Do it once and do it right! Whilst the Helipro is great for gamers, it is no toy. Made from high quality, German engineered alloy and stainless steel, this machine uses the latest electronics providing the greatest sense of realism and sensitivity.

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The machine comes in a basic model but can be upgraded with options such as twist throttle and full Bell 206 replica collective. We can also install the force trim / trim release function (actuated from a button on the cyclic grip) to give a more realistic feel.

Version One of this machine is used by the British Royal Air Force in the United Kingdom and was a prelude to the AS-350 project which was designed to teach basic flying and develop motor skills.