Infinite Flight Remote Yoke

A real yoke, with nothing plugged in

TCAS

OTHER TRAFFICPROXIMATETRAFFIC, TRAFFICCLIMB, CLIMBCLEAR OF CONFLICT

1. Other trafficDistant contacts show as open white diamonds.
2. ProximateWithin 6 NM and 1,200 ft it fills in solid.
3. Traffic advisoryAn amber circle and a spoken “Traffic, traffic.”
4. Resolution advisoryA red square with a spoken “Climb, climb.”
5. Clear of conflictThreat resolved — the callout stands you down.

Infinite Flight runs beautifully on a tablet, but a touchscreen is a flat pane of glass — there is nothing to grip, no travel, no feel. A remote yoke fixes that by moving the controls onto a second device you actually hold. With SkyYoke, the phone in your hand is the yoke: roll it left and the aircraft banks left; pull the top toward you and it pitches up. Your iPad stays free to be the out-the-window view and the instrument panel.

Because everything happens over your local network, there are no cables, no USB adapters and no Bluetooth pairing — and, importantly, no need for hardware that Infinite Flight on a tablet cannot even talk to. Two devices on the same Wi-Fi is the entire setup.

Two ways to fly: Motion Yoke and Touch Joystick

MOTION YOKE

WINGS LEVELBANK LEFTBANK RIGHTPITCH UP

1. Hold & centreOne tap captures your grip as wings-level neutral.
2. Tilt leftRoll the phone left and the aircraft banks left.
3. Tilt rightRoll the other way to bank right — 1:1, smoothly.
4. Tilt backEase the top toward you to pitch up and climb.

SkyYoke gives you two control models, switchable any time:

• Motion Yoke (tilt). The app reads the gravity vector relative to a center you set — not raw angles — so it is grip-independent and never hits gimbal lock. Hold the phone flat on your lap or upright like a control column; both work. A configurable tilt range (15°–60°) sets how far you lean for full deflection, and a one-tap Recenter captures a new neutral whenever you reposition.
• Touch Joystick. Prefer to keep the phone still? An on-screen, self-centering yoke pad gives you a draggable knob inside concentric rings and a crosshair. It maps 1:1 with no dead zone and springs back to center when you let go.

Either way, the live roll and pitch you are sending are drawn right on the control so you can see exactly what the aircraft is being told to do.

Tuned to fly the way you like

A yoke is only as good as its feel. Each axis runs through a deterministic signal-conditioning chain so you can make the controls as gentle or as sharp as you want:

• Sensitivity gain for how much the aircraft reacts to a given lean.
• Dead zone around center, rescaled so full travel still reaches the limit.
• Exponential (expo) curve for fine control near neutral and authority at the edges.
• Inversion, trim and low-pass smoothing to match your hand and damp out jitter.

These settings apply per axis — pitch, roll and yaw — so the yoke and the rudder can each have their own character.

More than a yoke — the whole flight deck

The remote yoke is the centerpiece, but it shares the screen with a complete set of controls so you never have to put the phone down:

Swipe the same pad you fly with to pan the camera, tap to change views, and reach the systems panel, ATC keypad and a glass-cockpit HUD without leaving the cockpit screen.

In tilt mode the central pad also becomes an Airbus-style traffic scope: real TCAS II logic classifies every contact around you and even calls resolution advisories aloud, exactly where your eyes already are.

How it works

CONNECT

SAME WI-FIDISCOVEREDAXES BOUNDCLEARED FOR TAKEOFF

1. Same Wi-FiPut your iPhone and the simulator device on one network.
2. Auto-discoverSkyYoke finds the sim on the LAN — connect in a tap.
3. Bind axes onceMap roll, pitch, throttle and yaw, guided step by step.
4. FlyTilt, slide and speak to fly the aircraft in real time.

1. Connect. Put your iPhone and your Infinite Flight device on the same Wi-Fi. SkyYoke auto-discovers the simulator on the network — one tap to link up.
2. Bind once. Map the virtual control axes in Infinite Flight's Controllers settings. The in-app setup guide walks you through roll, pitch, throttle and yaw step by step.
3. Fly. Tilt or touch to fly, slide to power, swipe to look around. The cockpit responds at 60 Hz and reconnects automatically if your network blips.

Beyond the yoke: plan it, then watch it unfold

AUTOPILOT

ALT10000

HDG270

SPD250

SET ALTITUDESET HEADINGSET SPEEDAUTOPILOT ENGAGED

1. Dial altitudeSwipe the ALT cell — the scrub rate scales with your speed.
2. Dial headingSet the heading bug the same way.
3. Dial speedArm the speed target with a swipe.
4. EngageTap the master and the autopilot flies it.

Before you line up, the Performance screen pulls your weight, the in-sim weather and the runway straight from the simulator and estimates your V-speeds — then arms spoken “V1… Rotate… V2” callouts for the takeoff roll. Once you are airborne, a live moving map traces your flight over real terrain with altitude, ground speed, heading and vertical speed beside it.

Climb out, level off, and the picture changes again. A MapKit moving map follows your aircraft using Infinite Flight's own position data — never your phone's GPS — so you always know where you are over the world.