REFLECTOR: Infinity Stick Grips

Randy Wharton rwharton at buckeye-express.com
Thu Sep 8 09:22:48 CDT 2005


Terry,

When I was at the factory for the Head Start program last year, I
took lots of pictures of everything I could find. One of the
Velocities there had a side stick mounted for the co-pilot that I
thought was interesting. I have a  photo of it on my website. A
direct link to the page is
http://72.240.220.219/photo_pages/misc/misc56.htm. You can clik on
the photo for a high-res jpg.

Regards,
Randy Wharton

---- Original Message ----
From: terrence_miles at hotmail.com
To: reflector at tvbf.org
Subject: RE: REFLECTOR: Infinity Stick Grips
Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 09:10:56 -0400

>Since I'm in the questioning mood.....
>
>I just today put in the order for one of those Infinity Stick grips.
>http://www.infinityaerospace.com/
>
>The bad news about them is that it is hand specific, so any right
>seat
>pilots have a rather contorted stick.  I have heard that someone has
>a
>mod to the control stick that allows for a second grip specifically
>for
>the right seater (or instructor) that mounts somehow to the main
>shaft
>at the angle of to the right.
>
>Anybody know?
>
>Also, here are my picks on the infinity.  
>
>1.  Coolie hat for pitch and roll
>2.  Squeeze Trigger (front face)  for PTT
>3.  Toggle on the top to left of coolie - up/off/momentary down for
>speed brake
>4.  Button:  Thumb side half way down the grip -  Cabin O'head
>Lights...used for "Quick!  Where's the map?  What intersection did he
>say?"
>5.  Button:  front face base of grip - autopilot disconnect
>6.  Toggle to the right of coolie - Radio flip-flop.
>
>
>..and I have flip flopped trying to decide what's best.  What's
>everyone else done?  Anybody see any obvious misses here?
>
>Thanks,
>Terry
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