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DanF Posted
I bought this because it is wide enough for the Moza MRP rudder pedals. It is very well constructed and would not be out of place on a battleship. It weighs 80lbs in the box but I was able to assemble it by myself. I had to drill the 3/16 steel top deck to mount my Moza AY210 yoke but everything mounts securely and works great with the FFB. I used the casters of necessity and this means the lowest you can mount the rudders is 4.5 inches off the floor. Works for me (mostly GA flying) but if you want them lower it is not an option. NLR deserves a lot of credit for including lots of extra fasteners and tools. I do not care for the poly carbonate blister packaging on the fasteners. After you cut the edge off with your tin snips it is still welded together in the middle and I got a nasty cut getting the fasteners out. One of the images shows the gap between the supports for the deck and deck itself. The bolt closes this gap easily, but it means that is not really possible to adjust the height of the deck after assembly (short of using a heavy hammer). I needed to move it an inch and had to disassemble it to do so. The rudder deck can be adjusted over a wide range but you may not be able to secure it with two bolts due to the way the holes line up. I tried mounting the rudders further back but had the same problem. One set of holes turns out to work just fine though since you don't need to romp on them like you would the brakes on a sim racer. There are some options as far as configuration but not as many as you might like. You can put the side arms on either side and can make them turn in instead of out but that is about it. I put my keyboard/mouse on the left where there is a hinge to let you get in and out of your rig (very helpful). It sags a bit and looks a little silly but works fine otherwise. The completed rig can be wheeled in from of my big screen TV where it is very immersive. I push it out of the way when not in use. I should mention that I had to get rid of a love seat to make room (and would do so again). This is an expensive item but I still think it is a very good value because it is so sturdy, well built and suited to task.
TeresitaG Posted
Quality is good, very adjustable to accomodate alot of position option. And 3rd party vendor "nextlevelracing" is responsive, friendly and helpfull
This review is from Next Level Racing - NLR-S032 Flight Stand Pro - Black
Will Posted
While this stand is expensive, it's a great way to mount all of your flight simulator peripherals. I currently use it with a desk and an arm mounted monitor. The great thing is that I can convert it to a full sim rig with the flight seat pro and monitor stand.
This review is from Next Level Racing - NLR-S032 Flight Stand Pro - Black
Chris Posted
Good product. Well constructed. Could use a bit more attention to the design of the attachments. Not easy to accomodate popular peripherals right out of the box.
This review is from Next Level Racing - NLR-S032 Flight Stand Pro - Black