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TurtleBeach VelocityOne Yoke Sim Mounting Adapter

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M5x12 FHCS Machine Screw (5PCS) -AA001
M6x12x1.6 Carbon Steel Flat Washer (10PCS) - AC005
M2 Carbon Steel Self Locking Hex Nut (20PCS) - AB006

Description

VelocityOne Yoke to Sim-Rig Adapter (Thrustmaster 135 mm Pattern)

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If you have a racing rig but want to swap over to flight simulation without drilling new holes into your wheel deck, this adapter is the solution. I designed this to bridge the gap between the Turtle Beach VelocityOne Flight Yoke and the industry-standard 135mm M6 mounting pattern—commonly found on rigs set up for the Thrustmaster T300, TX, T-GT, and TS-PC.

Hardware Requirements

To get this mounted, you will need a few standard metric hardware pieces:

  • 3x M5 x 12mm Flat Head Screws: These attach the adapter directly to the bottom of the VelocityOne Yoke. Flat heads are required so the adapter sits flush against your rig.
  • 2x M6 x 12mm Screws: These secure the adapter to your sim-rig plate.
  • 2x M6 Nuts: These drop into the adapter to receive the mounting screws.
  • Optional: You can use an additional 2x M6 screws and nuts if your rig supports a 4-bolt pattern and you want maximum stability.

Suggested Print Settings

  • Material: I highly recommend PETG, ASA, or ABS.

Assembly and Installation

The assembly follows a specific order to make things easy:

  1. Insert the Nuts: Start by placing your M6 nuts into the hexagonal recesses on the adapter.

  2. Mount to the Yoke: Align the adapter with the three mounting points on the base of your VelocityOne. Secure it using the three M5x12 flat head screws.

  3. Mount to your Rig: Place the yoke (now with the adapter attached) onto your sim-rig's wheel deck.
  4. Final Secure: From underneath your sim-rig plate, thread the M6 screws up into the nuts you placed in the adapter earlier.

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