Hardware for MSFS 2024.
Components to build a physical cockpit for MSFS 2024.
The first device connects to your PC via USB, and every other device connects to the first one via a simple CAN bus. The PC runs a small Windows app called SimLinkHub, which talks to MSFS 2024 and keeps all the devices in sync.
What you get
01
CAN bus backbone
One USB cable to your PC via the CAN bridge. Every additional device shares the same two-wire bus — no extra ports needed.
02
SimLinkHub software
A free Windows app that connects to MSFS 2024, auto-detects your hardware, and keeps everything verified and in sync.
03
Open firmware
Every device’s firmware is open source on GitHub, so you can see exactly how it talks to the bus — and build your own device to join it.
Curious about the design decisions behind all this? Read Architecture.
The hardware, so far
PRD-225 · Available
VHF COM Radio Panel
A hardware VHF COM radio, modelled on the Garmin GTR-225. Dual-concentric tuning, an OLED readout, and an on-device nearest-airports browser.
CAN Bridge · Available
USB-to-CAN Bridge
The backbone of your cockpit. One USB cable connects every CAN device to SimLinkHub.
Throttle & Flaps · Available
Throttle Quadrant & Flaps
Throttle, prop, and mixture levers, plus a detented flaps lever with a live servo-driven position indicator.