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Next Level Racing Flight Simulator - Boeing Military Edition [S028]

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Next Level Racing Flight Simulator - Boeing Military Edition [S028]Next Level Racing Flight Simulator Boeing Military Edition ABOUT Takes it to the skies with Next Level Racing Flight Simulator Boeing Military Edition, our first flight dedicated cockpit designed specifically for the aviation community in collaboration with The Boeing Company. Branded in Boeing components like the military inspired green canvas seat covering and Military Green highlights, the Boeing community can now interact with a flight a cockpit

Next Level Racing Flight Simulator - Boeing Military Edition


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Takes it to the skies with Next Level Racing® Flight Simulator Boeing Military Edition, our first flight dedicated cockpit designed specifically for the aviation community in collaboration with The Boeing Company. Branded in Boeing components like the military inspired green canvas seat covering and Military Green highlights, the Boeing community can now interact with a flight a cockpit that is inspired by a military Boeing flight cockpit. The Next Level Racing® Flight Boeing Military Edition Cockpit offers a wide range of configurations to suit different class of flight, including Combat, Space, Commercial, and General Aviation. The Flight Simulator Boeing Military Edition Cockpit is compatible with a wide range of electronics such as yokes, joysticks, and throttles for all major brands. Staying true to the military cockpit, the joystick can be directly attached between the user’s legs for an authentic combat flight experience. With a growing ecosystem of flight accessories by Next Level Racing®, the flight community can expect a solution that is suited for flight simulation. The Next Level Racing® Flight Simulator Boeing Military Cockpit is designed to be compatible with the Thrustmaster® TCA Yoke Pack Boeing Edition directly mounted to the cockpit with a true positioning of the peripheral for the most realistic flight simulation experience.

LEADING FEATURES

  • DEDICATED FLIGHT COCKPIT FOR MAXIMUM SIMULATION IMMERSIO
  • BOEING INSPIRED COMPONENTS LIKEGREEN CANVAS SEAT COVERING AND MILITARY GREEN HIGHLIGHTS COMPATIBLE WITH FLIGHT ELECTRONICS SUCH AS YOKES, JOYSTICKS, RUDDERS, AND THROTTLES FOR ALL MAJOR BRANDS
  • INCLUDES KEYBOARD AND MOUSE SUPPORT FOR EASY NAVIGATION WITH CUSTOM NEXT LEVEL RACING® KEYBOARD AND MOUSE PADS
  • INCLUDES BUTTKICKER® ADAPTOR, NEXT LEVEL RACING® FOUR-POINT HARNESS, AND LUMBER SUPPORT
  • **TO MAKE THE NEXT LEVEL RACING® FLIGHT SIMULATOR COCKPIT RANGE MOTION COMPATIBLE, USERS WILL REQUIRE THE NEXT LEVEL RACING® MOTION PLUS PLATFORM ADAPTOR.
  • OFFICIAL LICENSED PRODUCT OF THE BOEING COMPANY
  • SUITED FOR COMBAT FLIGHT, GENERALAVIATION, COMMERCIAL FLIGHT, AND SPACE EXPLORATION USERS
  • WIDE RANGE OF ADJUSTMENTS TO TAILOR YOUR FLIGHT EXPERIENCE
  • COMPATIBLE WITH THRUSTMASTER® / LOGITECH / SAITEK® / HONEYCOMB/ VIRTUAL FLY/ CROSSWIND AND OTHER FLIGHT ACCESSORY BRANDS
  • MOTION COMPATIBLE WITH ADDED ACCESSORIES**

 

SPECIFICATIONS
Supported Height: 120 -210 cm or 4ft – 6ft 9 inches   
Supported Max Weight: 150 kg or 330 lbs   
Product Dimensions: (L) 153 cm x (W) 99 cm or (H) 122cm /(L) 60.2 inches x W 39 inches x H 48 inches)   
Box Dimensions: 100 cm (L) X 54cm (W) X 48cm (H)/ 39.4 inches(L) x 21.3 inches (W) x 18.9 inches(H)  
Product Weight: 49.5kg or 109.1 lbs   
Boxed Weight – 56.3 kg or 124.1 lbs  
Part Number – NLR-S028 


*electronics & accessories not included

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