Virtual Museum - Throttle
Quadrants
Ref. No. 723. NORTH AMERICAN T-6 HARVARD
REAR THROTTLE QUADRANT. Circa 1940s.
Ref. No. 1205. MITSUBISHI
A6M ZERO THROTTLE
QUADRANT PLATE. This rare item made up part of the throttle
quadrant, which was located on the port side of the cockpit wall. The
left hand slot contained the aircraft's mixture control lever and the
right hand slot had the aircraft's propeller pitch control (this
regulated the RPM). The throttle lever was located to the left of this
plate. Construction is aluminium with a serrated steel plate riveted to
the rear of the right edge which would have held the pitch control
lever in place via a spring mechanism. 
C-47 THROTTLE "QUADRANT" FROM
NZ3548/ZK-AWO. 
Ref. No. 1043. A-4 SKYHAWK THROTTLE CONTROL
PANEL. From an Israeli aircraft, probably an A-4H. Includes
throttle, mic button, exterior lights switch, flap panel and lever,
trim controls, throttle friction wheel, etc.