Thrustmaster T.16000M specs.
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General Characteristics Thrustmaster T.16000M
Controller Type:
Wireless Joystick
Interface to PC:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial Bus
Compatibility:
PC
Management Thrustmaster T.16000M
Handle the engine control:
Yes
Number of axles:
4
Number of buttons:
16
Additional Information Thrustmaster T.16000M
Features:
3 removable components allow the joystick to adjust for the right, and for the left hand. Three-dimensional magnetic sensors located on the handle, creating galvanomagnetic effect. Omnidirectional mini joystick (for a panoramic view)
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