The Smallest Autopilot Controls for MSFS and XPlane from Octavi

The Octavi IFR1 is the smallest autopilot control system out there that is feature rich and extremely well designed! Today, we'll be seeing more features with the use of Mobiflight
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[@cowboy10uk]

Loving this product, looks perfect for the ga pilot with a smaller sim room. Always struggled with the Garmin menus just using the mouse, so hopefully this will make that a lot easier. Gutted I missed the Kickstarter, no idea how this passed me by, but just ordered it online for a estimated November delivery.

[@pilotrob89]

Does the Octavi ifr work on any airliner for comms and the autopilot buttons?

[@jtcgunn]

Love my Octavi.

[@GumperVanLier]

You can do this with the PM5 GTN750 Premium; My favorite add-on. I use the autopilot all the time. I open it on my second monitor. The only thing missing is the knob and NAV 2. That said, this looks like a nice product.

[@MisterMannIndy]

Overkill - do you have any videos on how to actually setup the Octavi with MobiFlight? Completely new to this device as well as MobiFlight and MSFS so I have the trifecta of newbdom to overcome. Any assistance would be appreciated. Might this be on Patreon?

[@beninkypoo1749]

Amazing product. Can the knob be used like a knobster?

[@OverkillSimulations]

Haven't tried that but I wouldn't see why not. 3rd party programs like SPAD for example do detect it

[@brlowe1]

I would really like to order one of these. My issue is they charge $152 euros for it and they want another $75 euros in shipping. Refuse to pay another 50% for shipping. Anyone know how to get one with out the high shipping cost?

[@danielguerrero1176]

hi i am interested in comparing the octavi to the flightsim builder gns 530 in VR. i want to learn the 530 and was looking to buy hardware to mimic it especially the rotary dials (the bane of my existence with a mouse)

[@OverkillSimulations]

Oof... that's a tough one...
So the GNS 530 is going to be much easier to learn as you have a visual reference staring at you in VR
BUT it will be to be mounted and only effective with the 430/530
The Octavi will have a but longer learning curve as it will be strictly based on muscle memory.. but it's much smaller and could easily be set in your lap if necessary

[@danielguerrero1176]

Thanks for that. i have ordered the RSB GNS530 after watching your review@@OverkillSimulations

[@jcook107]

Like the product, but the price point is.......nope. stuff like the G100 I get the price point as its specialty. It'll only appeal to hard-core simmers or training if it's faa approved. But my HC can do the lions share of the same and is a throttle for not much price difference. When I first saw this I figured like 75 bucks, thats pretty good. Figured it'd be a fun buy until I saw the price.

[@ClayunderSeal]

the price is ridiculous

[@jcook107]

​@@ClayunderSealagreed.

[@inakkita]

I have it, but so far it doesn’t work. Did you try it with another craft besides the 172?? I contacted the sellers and received little to no help. My advice, if you are a computer wiz, get it, otherwise wait till they have proper instructions on TH-cam or manual.

[@m_kuhlmann]

I wouldnt say that the price is ridiculous! Its a very very well thought out product. Theres an unbelievable amount of work and dedication behind this thing. Worth every penny!