Check the listing for details. Thrustmaster T.16000M FCS Space Sim Duo Flight Sticks for PC. Condition: New. Listed at 129.99 USD. Hall Effect Magnetic Sensors Fully Ambidextrous Joystick Set 16 Action Buttons Ergonomic Design for Maximum Comfort Weighted Base Combine one left-handed and one right-handed T.16000M FCS to play using both hands in space simulation games. Exclusive Precision H.E.A.R.T HallEffect AccuRate Technology™! 3D (Hall Effect) magnetic sensors located on the stick. Precision levels 256 times greater than current systems (i.e. resolution of 16000 x 16000 values!) magnets ensure friction-free action for razor-sharp precision that won’t decrease over time helical spring (0.1” / 2.8 mm in diameter) inside the stick providing firm, linear and smooth tension. Fully Ambidextrous Joystick Set 3 removable components allow each joystick to be perfectly tailored for left-handed or right-handed use. - Piloting with a joystick in each hand is now possible in all games compatible with two joysticks at the same time. 16 Action Buttons with Physical Button Identification 12 on the base and 4 on the stick. One 8-way Point of View hat switch. Switch allowing users to configure the 12 buttons located on the base in a left- or right-handed position. 4 independent axis, including twist rudder (controlled by rotating the stick) Ergonomic trigger for brake (civilian flight) or rapid fire (military flight and space simulation) control Multidirectional hat switch (for panoramic view Ergonomic design for optimum comfort Wide hand rest for reduced stress Weighted base for enhanced stability T.A.R.G.E.T Programming Software Program up to 256 buttons on the joystick (buttons merged from keyboard and mouse). Thrustmaster Advanced pRogramming Graphical EdiTor software: combine with other Thrustmaster devices (so that they are recognized as a single USB device), and load or create specific mapping profiles for each game. What's in the Box: T.16000M FCS Space Sim Duo 2 Replacement Thumb Rests 2 Replacement Index Finger Rests Documentation