Flight Simulation Fans Can Now Complete Their VelocityOne Flight Setup With Turtle Beach's Universal VelocityOne Stand

[TheLostSwede]

Leading gaming headset and accessory maker Turtle Beach Corporation today announced the Turtle Beach VelocityOne Stand is now available globally. The VelocityOne Stand completes Turtle Beach's ultimate award-winning flight simulation setup, as it houses the VelocityOne Flight Universal Control System or VelocityOne Flightstick, along with the VelocityOne Rudder pedals to deliver a modern flight simulation experience at home. VelocityOne Stand has built-in quick release latches for adjusting the height, angle, and length to adapt to any player and environment. Additionally, the upper mounting platform tilts for proper yoke, stick, or wheel placement, and the lower platform can be similarly adjusted for rudder or racing pedals.

The VelocityOne Stand's reversible design allows it to be used facing either direction, and solid steel mounting platforms are predrilled to ensure a perfect fit. Anti-wobble, adjustable rubber feet keep the VelocityOne Stand firmly planted, and a convenient fold-flat design allows for stowing away easily without needing to unmount your accessories. Turtle Beach's VelocityOne Stand is now available on www.turtlebeach.com and participating retailers for a $199.99 MSRP.




Though designed to fit the VelocityOne Flight Simulation Control System and VelocityOne Rudder, the VelocityOne Stand is universal and compatible with other flight simulation and racing simulation wheel and pedal accessories. The complete list of VelocityOne Stand features includes:

• Adjustable Design: Utilizing quick-release clamps, the VelocityOne Stand allows for precision height, angle, and length adjustments, plus tilt adjustments for the upper and lower mounting platforms.
• Solid Steel Build: A durable steel build keeps simulation accessories securely mounted, plus VelocityOne-specific and universal style mounting holes allow for permanent installation of simulation accessories.
• Universal Compatibility: The VelocityOne Stand is built for the VelocityOne Flight Universal Control System, VelocityOne Flightstick, and VelocityOne Rudder pedals, and works with most other third-party yokes, racing wheels, rudder pedals, and racing pedals.
• Fold-Flat Design: VelocityOne Stand folds flat without the need to remove any accessories, allowing you to keep your setup installed but stow it away conveniently.
• Reversible: Versatile design lets you reverse the orientation of the main shaft depending on your preference.
• Adjustable Rubber Feet: Anti-wobble rubber feet are adjustable to ensure the VelocityOne Stand stays firmly planted.

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[P4-630]

Can we use this for Dirt Rally?

 

[Space Lynx]

Can we use this for Dirt Rally?

I would love to have a setup like this someday, flying and racing on a proper setup

 

[wheresmycar]

I've always wanted a road-rage SIM setup too... unfortunately due to lack of space its never been possible. I had considered those desk mounted steering wheels and gear sticks but its not the most appealing method for me. Some day, i'm gonna put together a second gaming rig downstairs with the "full works" + a larger than life display (the hardest part being getting permission from the Mrs - a tough sell)

 

[CosmicWanderer]

Needs a hip-level extension for the throttle quadrant. Waiting for something like this from Honeycomb. Hopefully something that can safely fold away when not in use.

 

[skline00]

Just received it. Very versatile and the build quality is excellent.

I mounted the TB V1 yoke and throttle to the top plate and extension with the shaft attached and the TB rudder pedals to the bottom plate. I store the unit in 3 sections: Yoke/throttle, Rudder and plate and the frame assembly.

Much easier to carry up to my first floor to assemble than as one unit (too heavy if all one unit).

I use with my X box X and 77" Samsung TV.

 

[80251]

Does it only work with Turtle Beach flight sticks/yokes, rudder pedals, driving wheels?