
X-Ray Handheld FlightDeck
Introducing the X-Ray Handheld FlightDeck
No handheld controller replaces a full flight stick, and X-Ray does not pretend otherwise. It focuses on the parts that matter in your hands: smooth stick control, useful cockpit levers, clear labels, and a layout that still feels familiar.
The 2-position gear lever has indicator lights. The spring-loaded flap lever uses ModulAIR™ inserts, so it can match Boeing, Airbus, GA, helicopter, and air-tanker duties without turning the controller into a crowded panel.
Power management comes through three ModulAIR™ modules: a helicopter collective, a traditional single-axis throttle, and an Airbus-style detent throttle. Swap the module and the controller follows the aircraft.
The buttons stay readable. Magnetic faceplates change the labels between aircraft and helicopter layouts, while the modifier button opens a second layer for autopilot and radio controls.
Quantum Leap 16-bit TMR sensors handle the main stick and throttle with contactless position reporting. The extra analog triggers inside the grips give you rudder control and differential braking when you need it.
The launch edition also includes USB-C charging, up to 30 hours of battery life, and a 3.5 mm ATC headset port with one detail we are keeping under the Remove Before Flight tag for now.
X-Ray is ready for console, PC, Mac, and Game Pass-compatible smart TVs.
Welcome onboard,

Nicki Repenning
Founder, Meridian GMT



