is it correct that there are two versions, an older and a newer one, and that the older one has less labelling on the case?
and of course, which version is currently sold at digitec?

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is it correct that there are two versions, an older and a newer one, and that the older one has less labelling on the case? 
and of course, which version is currently sold at digitec?

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There is officially only one variant but numerous thrust levers and configurations for various aircraft types on the market

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Bravo Throttle Quadrant here in operation and is brilliant. (Official version purchased from Digitec) have different thrust levers to exchange. depending on the aircraft type, all 14 labels are available with backlighting (but only selective). MSFS e.g. BAE146-200 PRO with 4 engines and mounted commercial levers causes configuration problems here, which cause me "headaches". So: the labelling works, depending on the selected aircraft type.

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is it correct that there are two versions, an older and a newer one, and that the older one has less labelling on the case? and of course, which version is currently sold at digitec?