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OTTO PISTOL GRIP KIT
$599.00/Each
Part# 11-00751
MFR Model# G2-0048
MFR Model# G2-0048
Overview
| Otto Controls has been making the switches used in a majority of military and commercial flight grips manufactured for the last 40 years. Otto has evolved from a switch supplier into a major gri supplier with flight grips in numerous military and commercial aircraft. These rugged grips are the same as our military qualified grips but without the expensive threaded connector. Grips have a 1.15"ID which can be adapted to a 3/4" or 7/8" joystick with separate sleeves sold below. |
Specifications
OTTO TDS
Reviews
Used to replace the existing Bell 206 cyclic grip. Easy installation with a great assortment of electrical switches for accessory operation.
David I
September 9, 2018
Q&A
Q: Is there a left hand version of this?
Per the manufacturer, there is no left hand version available.
Q: Can you confirm if the trigger switch on grip 11-00751 has a double detent for ICS/Radio function?
Yes, the trigger switch on grip 11-00751 is a double detent.
Q: Can you please explain the difference on the B8 stick grip (p/n: 11-00751) and the Cobra stick grip (p/n: 11-00752) from the same manufacturer?
Both the Cobra and B8 stick grips offer the same functions. The only difference is a slightly different design. We have added dimensional drawings to both of these parts for a reference.
Q: Does the Otto Pistol Grip Kit (part # 11-00751) come furnished with switches and trim hat?
Yes, all switches and trim hat are included.
Q: How long is the wiring coming out of the bottom of the stick for wiring into the airplane?
There is no wiring coming out the bottom of the grip. The buttons / triggers have terminals that will need to be wired into the aircraft. Wire must be purchased separately.
