Questions about Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Switch Panel

All three Logitech Saitek panels are supported by the MSFS20 without additional drivers.

It runs independently, you don't have to connect anything. Just download the Logitech plugin, plug it in and off you go.

There are many possibilities. On Thingiverse you can download a model and have it printed by a colleague who has a 3D printer. That's how I did it. I have a 3D printer myself and I printed a stand. Simple and effective.

The Pro Flight Switch panel uses an FSX API/driver model and is not recognised as a gamepad. For other games you would need corresponding software.

If you are talking about the Honeycomb Aeronautical Alpha, yes, it can work with this item, it can even be mounted on it. Indeed, it has a USB connection to a PC and some switches that are essentially set for the same function as the switches available on the flight controller. It may be necessary to adjust the software for the controls of the flight simulator application that the customer plans to use.

Hello Nicola, unfortunately my husband cannot answer your question, he does not know the systems you mentioned. It could possibly be compatible. Best regards, Erika

I use P3D4. Saitek drivers worked as long as you used a 32 bit simulator. Logitech software does not work for me. I bought SPAD.next especially for my two panels. Everything can be programmed with it, if the aircraft developers allow it. There are also ready-made profiles, but not everything. There is X-Plane support in this software. That means you can work with it. So in a nutshell everything is a bit uncertain and you also have to pay for extra software. Maybe the Logitech software will work for you. Check out what they say about compatibility with X-Plane.

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