The control unit has 2 mechanics GVL224 (throttle and propeller pitch).
Mechanics iron, the axis on bearings with proximity sensors MagRez.

The handle 16 buttons.
On the front panel:
- 2 axis variable resistors (potentiometers)
- 8 buttons one unit;
- 4 momentary toggle switch in the end positions (both 8 buttons).
On the sides of the body 2 axis variable resistors (potentiometers)

Total we have 6 axes (two more are not used on the controller), and 32 buttons.

The body is made of acrylic 3mm thick, going as 3D puzzle ..., available black, white and transparent.

The price of $ 110 US plus shipping from Ukraine $ 20.

Housing dimensions (excluding handle height) 170mm width, 200mm depth, height 50mm.

color and size handles potentiometers may be different from that in the photo.

I have been following you since you first posted here some time back. Your devices are looking better and better each time. Do you make the software and/or drivers for it or does it just use generic Windows OS drivers? Do you sell many of them in your native country and/or worldwide? Great workmanship, wish to know if anyone at SimHQ has purchased one or reviewed it.

At the moment I use controllers MJoy16.
This controller does not require any driver installation and configuration, provides all Windows itself.
My devices are all over the world
There were customers from this forum.

Video
https://youtu.be/OYr67IJOsqk

Thank you for providing the video! Great work GVL224.

I agree THX on the devices looking great and I always check the pictures out, even though I am not in the market myself. It is good to hear that people are supporting GVL's work with purchases.

Throttle with other handles

Actual

Very very nice GVL224!

In the future I will probably buy one of these.

Do you have plans to make joysticks? (not mini joysticks, but regular sized ones)?

Thank you.
I will be glad to help.

No, while I do not intend to engage in the mechanics of joysticks and pedals.

Handles a 3D printer.

While I will not open a new topic, I will place it in this one.

The control panel.

Used the controller MJoy16. Installed 11 buttons with the ability to highlight, 1 mini-stick, 4 encoders, 1 potentiometer and two toggle switches with protective covers. Inside, there is still room for the installation of a second controller which, according to the customer's plan, will control the backlighting of the buttons. The case material is 1.5 mm steel cut on the laser and bent by a bending machine. Width 31 cm, depth 10 cm, height with legs 6.7 cm.

I forgot my link to the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roVO-fG5xsI

Handles based on Me109

I can print it completely yellow.

Mechanics "Lefty"

Handle under the right hand.