Hi
I have a spare throttle quadrant. The one I use has an odd connector that plugs direct into the my Logitech yoke so that’s fine. As I have a spare, was thinking I could separate out the left/right engine controls on the bigger airplanes. I’ve looked for a convertor to USB but no idea what to really look for. Anyone know what this type of connector is called?
thanks!
thank you !! So easy to order when you know what to look for. 
I believe another reference , is Ps2. Google Ps2 to usb convertor

These are passive and loosely connect the outputs of the older device to usb.
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I am not sure that these connections will work. The logitech quadrant with your connector doesn’t have the USB connection capability - it uses the one provided by the yoke. Hence although you will be able to plug this in, I’m not sure it will be recognised as a USB device and actually work. Having said that, then adaptors are pretty cheap, so might be worth a go. The standalone quadrant that logitech sell (although I;ve not actually seen it available to buy anywhere) has a USB connection and therefore is designed as such - that would work of course.
See this link:
I have the same (I think) throttle quadrant with the same 6 din mini to plug into the yoke. Unfortunately the 6 din plug is now slightly busted so won’t plug into the yoke. Any tips on how to replace the plug? (I imagine this is fiddly to say the least and I am no expert on such things…
Cheers, Simon
I did wonder but, yeah, for less than a fiver worth a punt!
Well if my pin -> USB doesn’t work, you can have my spare one!
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