Who still remembers the old Navy twin sticks for controlling model ships?
 

 
 Unfortunately, this set of clubs has only partially survived and has not really made it into the digital age.
 

 
 Here we offer you our version 1. Please note that we now offer a revised version which differs visually.
 

 
 Unfortunately, we can't do that with the original manufacturer either.
 
 But we went searching and created a 3D-printable console controller for twin-screw ships using the RADIOLINK AT10ii remote control.
 

 
 The key point:
 
 You only need to print the controller to precise dimensions, and you can even reuse the internal components from the remote control for the new controller. Theoretically, no soldering is required for the conversion – however, we recommend unsoldering three wires from one potentiometer during disassembly and then resoldering them later.
 

 
 Compatibility:
 
 The controller is compatible with the following remote controls:
 

 
 Radio link:
 
 
 
 AT9; AT9S; AT9S Pro; AT10; AT10II;
 
 
 T8FB; T12D; T16D
 
 

 
 The images show a technical drawing of the hole dimensions and the installation diameter. You can use this to determine the installation compatibility of the assembly with other remote controls.
 

 

 
 The advantage?
 

 
 - You buy our product once per household and can use it for all your remote controls.
 
 Please be fair and don't share it with others outside your household or club.
 
 - By choosing the filament, you can realize your individual color wishes for the component.
 
 - Included are printable templates for applying stickers to the throttle sliders.
 

 
 The building instructions
 

 
 This time, the instructions aren't available as a downloadable PDF; instead, we've created a YouTube video demonstrating the controller installation. You can watch the tutorial at the following link .
 

 

 
 Do you have any questions? Use the contact form!