CFY 737 Motorized 737 Max throttle

I picked up this throttle as part of my SimOn Solutions 737 Compact trainer package.

 

What additional items needed to use the throttle unit

Qty-1 US Plug Adapters (European to US Plug) I ordered 2 2-packs as I needed another for my wet compass.

Qty- 1 USB to Ethernet adapter for the CFY throttle unit

CFY Setup and configuration utility (Free from the CFY web site)

CFY license for PMDG or Prosim ($50)

 

Upon unboxing the throttle unit ships with the motorized trim wheels off the unit. The throttle itself was well packaged and wrapped up to prevent any damage during shipping from overseas. It’s a simple 2-minute install for the trim wheels on the throttle unit. The throttle is connected to the computer via an ethernet connection via the ethernet adapter.

This is an excellent throttle nice heavy feel nothing flimsy about this unit. The setup was a breeze you need to download the setup configuration utility. Once you have it installed you run the utility and follow the steps. It’s cool to see the utility and take over the motorized functions.  

The throttle performs flawlessly in the sim it’s awesome to engage the auto throttle on takeoff and watch the throttle advance and roll back after departure.

If you are in the market for a motorized throttle, I highly recommend the CFY 737 NG and or Max throttle it’s well worth the price.

 

Motorized V3 Gold $2800

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Features

Game controller Boeing 737 MAX Throttle Quadrant TQ

 

1 plug for power

1 plug for data

1 click software installation and ready for flight

 

Automatic software detection

Compatible with, FS2004, FSX, P3D, XPlane10 / 11, ProSim737, Project Magenta, Sim-Avionics, PMDG, PMDG NGX-, iFly, Zibo ...

Game Controllers Boeing 737 Throttle Quadrant TQ

Motorised

Metal construction

95% Aluminium and Steel

Driver included

New Trim Wheels

Thrust Levers = Motorised

SPD BRK = Motorised

SPD BRK Down lock = Motorized

Trim Indicators = Motorised

Wheels = Motorised ( 3 Motor )

Trim Indicators = Motorised

Parking Brake Retract = Motorised

 

- adjustable Trim at the Wheel

- Left & Right Reverses

- Flap Lever

- Cut Off Levers

- Parking Brake

- Parking Brake Indicator Light

- A/T switches

- TO/GA switches

- Main/Elec switch

- A/P switch

- Horn Cutoff Switch

- Backlit

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wow that looks sturdy.  You have a home cockpit then?

On 9/26/2022 at 8:01 PM, ryanbatc said:

Wow that looks sturdy.  You have a home cockpit then?

Yes very sturdy unit. 

 

Yes a SimOn Solutions 737 Compact Trainer. 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited September 30, 20223 yr by 01pewterz28

Beautiful setup.

how’s the energy costs in Florida?, I ask because I’m noticing here in the UK energy costs are out of control and costing a lot of money to run the sim, or pc, for any length of time. 
 

Does a setup like this consume much power? Looks like your running 2 + 1 monitors,(assuming there is one behind the panel) 3 total, and 1 jetline pc? 

 

On 10/1/2022 at 8:29 AM, MaDDogz said:

Beautiful setup.

how’s the energy costs in Florida?, I ask because I’m noticing here in the UK energy costs are out of control and costing a lot of money to run the sim, or pc, for any length of time. 
 

Does a setup like this consume much power? Looks like your running 2 + 1 monitors,(assuming there is one behind the panel) 3 total, and 1 jetline pc? 

Costs are still low plus my home is newer and very energy efficient, so I really do not see an impact in running my setup.

1 PC

2 Monitors for the MIP

2 Monitors for the views

MIP

Overhead

Throttle

 

On 10/1/2022 at 8:29 AM, MaDDogz said:

 

 

Quite. nice!  I used to uninstall and reinstall these quadrants in real life on real 737's.  Nice setup you have here, I like it.

1 hour ago, Jack_Sawyer said:

Quite. nice!  I used to uninstall and reinstall these quadrants in real life on real 737's.  Nice setup you have here, I like it.

Very cool Thank you 

Edited October 6, 20223 yr by 01pewterz28