Logitech GUSB G Pro Flight Multi Panel

Works great , needs a bit of set up but great addition to my sim

As you can see by the photo, this Autopilot unit easily stacks with the Logitech G Radio Panel, which then conveniently had the mounting holes line up with the top of my Honeycomb Bravo!I decided to jump my (MSFS2020) flightsim game to the next level. The only other part of gear you can’t see is the Honeycomb Alpha. The Autopilot on the Bravo does NOT play well with the Bendix / King KAP140 like in the Seneca V, PC-6, etc. That’s where this unit comes in. When I’m flying an aircraft that doesn’t respond well to the Honeycomb Bravo’s AP controls, I just use this one! Plus, when spinning knobs for altitude it’s much easier to see the display on the AP unit than in the cockpit of MSFS if you’re at standard zoom.The materials are pretty good. ABS plastic I think? Not sure. Anyway - the AP unit has the USB cord coming out the back and then a lock plastic chassis which has convenient mounting points for other “stuff.”I wish the (nicely knurled) knobs were a bit more crisp in their indication that you’ve turned a notch. I mean, the way they are now isn’t bad, it’s just not as firm as I would like it to be.If you’ve got the space, consider the AP and the Radio stack! Logitech G makes a switch panel too, although between the Alpha and Bravo I’ve got those covered.Highly recommend!

This works great with MSFS 2020, but anytime you make adjustments, you will need to reset it by clicking off and on the corresponding button. For instance, if you set altitude to 12,000 and you want to climb higher or lower, you would rotate the dial to the altitude desired and then press on the ALT button to disengage it and then once again press on it to engage the altitude setting. I am not a pilot, but in a sim plane, the altitude dial accepts changes by rotating the dial only, so I am not sure which is correct. Just want to point out this very minor inconvenience to others, but it is 100% worth it to have this multi-panel as part of your sim hardware. For those that may be wondering, I had it paired with the Honeycomb Bravo Throttle Quadrant. I no longer own the throttle, and while many of the functions on this panel and the Bravo throttle are redundant, it was still a better experience using the Logitech multi-panel rather than the panel on the quadrant. The added bonus of the LCD screen made it much easier to view information rather than having to zoom in to the instrument panels on your monitor during a flight.

My 1st impression was poor and I started the process to send it back. Now for the rest of the story......just about to box it up and return to Amazon when I did the following. I uninstalled the driver and files I got from Logitech support. I started MSFS 2020 to see if everything was working but I immediately ran into problems. The file and drivers were uninstalled but none of the associated controls would work. The dials would now light up when hovered over but you could not turn anything. I know the driver was uninstalled but somehow there was something that was left behind making MSFS unusable. Looked like I would have to reinstall to rid myself of what logitech had put on. I tried on last thing..................I reinstalled the Multi-Panel driver, hooked the panel back up and WOW everything was working perfect. I decided to keep it rather than reinstall MSFS because it was working perfect.

Because of the way windows 10 handles things and this was designed around windows XP era you need to tweak some settings in your registry to get the digital numbers to show up if using win 10 there is also a batch file that can do it it for you as well why is this important with out the tweaks you won't get the numbers on the display the tweaks are simple to due but once you unplug the device from the system you must redo the tweaks saitek really should address this issue do a search on no numbers showing up on the pro flight multi panel in windows 10 the information on how to fix this annoying problem will pop up

This Logitech Pro Flight Multi Panel is a must-have if you are a serious flight sim fanatic. It is simple plug-and-play and ready to go in seconds. Be warned, however, that the LED screen requires more power, most likely, than what you can get from the Flight Yoke. You may have to plug it directly into your computer or a powered USB hub. Either way, it is a fabulous unit.

Fully functional in X Plane 12 running on Linux Mint. Very large physically, twice the size of a real airplane radio.

NOT compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024. Do not waste your money on this scenario. Logitech won't help you.