Turtle beach yoke problems with snapped part

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I have a problem with my Turtle Beach yoke upon inspection. As you can see by the image the plastic (not sure of its name) has snapped and makes the yoke difficult

does anyone have a short term fix

If not would another yoke if I had to buy be better than this

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I had exactly that problem. The issue is the offset shaft and that exact flimsy bit of plastic.
I threw it away because even if there is a new part, it won’t be long before it happens again. I bought honeycomb bravo as it has a direct shaft input. More expensive I know but definitely worth the extra benefits and longevity. If in UK, Flightstore has an 11% discount running. It might be backorder but they sent mine pretty quickly.

I mean alpha but you will need bravo too or some other throttles

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Epoxy glue??? Looks pretty flimsy will probably break again.

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Hot glue gun with braces. Get some scews or bolts of the appropriate length and width to set into the hot glue before it dries, as braces. Brace that piece to the base too with an L bracket and lots of hot glue.

Buy a Honeycomb Alpha yoke too.

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I think this is my only option

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Looks like a job for JB Weld.