Component of the current MiGPit

Late 2024 saw the launch of MSFS 2024, making it an apt time to re-engine the MiGPit. With over 5,000 hours of reliable flight time from my HP OMEN 25L it was a no-brainer to stick with the HP moniker.

This device solved the headache of updating firmware with my USB flight sim controllers. The headache being that when updating firmware it’s recommended to have only one controller plugged in to the PC. and I have seven. This meant moving my simpit and then clambering behind the PC, which in practice meant I never updated the firmware! Now I have all my USB sim controllers plugged into the Wenter, which sits on the easily accessible tray on my TrackRacer TR160, and I can disable all the unwanted controllers with a few button presses, update the firmware and then re-activate. The entire process of turning the USB devices on and off takes place in less time than I can type this sentence. In summary, a game changing device for power USB users.

Comfortable and reliable with robust braided cables. Seems to produce a pretty clear low end. Light weight. Great for multi-hour flights. Consider that I wear the headset 8 hours and more per day and never suffer a sore neck or back.

I use this simple device to switch between headphones and speakers in the cockpit.

Reliable and clear speakers that have provided the thump of propellers, the whock whock of helicopters and the roars and whines of jet aircraft. The amount of bass is not window-shattering, but pretty good for the price point.