FLIGHTSTICKS · YOKES · THROTTLE · RUDDER
Build a flight simulator for civil aviation, combat flight or helicopters with force feedback bases, flightsticks, yokes, throttle controls, panels and rudder pedals from MOZA Flight.
BUILD YOUR FLIGHT SIMULATOR
Start with the aircraft you want to simulate, the software you use and whether the equipment will be desk-mounted or installed in a permanent cockpit. A flightstick and yoke provide different control styles, while throttles, panels and rudder pedals complete the setup.
Suited to combat aircraft, helicopters and aircraft controlled by a stick. A force feedback base can reproduce forces and vibration when supported by the simulator and profile. Check that the grip, base and connection work together.
A yoke mirrors the controls used in many airliners, transport aircraft and general aviation. Check travel, force feedback, desk mounting and which yoke handles work with the base.
Throttle controls manage engine power and can be configured with modules for different aircraft types. Panels add physical controls for functions such as flaps, landing gear and other systems.
Rudder pedals control yaw and are also used for taxiing and coordinated turns. Compare pedal spacing, resistance, adjustment and whether toe brakes are included.
Desk clamps, adapters, dampers and additional modules may be needed for correct placement and functionality. Check what is included with the main product before adding accessories.
A yoke and modular throttle resemble many civil aircraft, while a flightstick and separate throttle controls often suit combat aircraft and helicopters. A flexible system is possible, but each base, grip and module must be compatible.
NOT SURE ABOUT COMPATIBILITY?
Tell us which flight simulators and aircraft types you use and how the equipment will be mounted, and we will help you check the components before purchase.
Choose according to the aircraft you fly most often. A flightstick suits many combat aircraft, helicopters and sidestick configurations, while a yoke mirrors the controls in many civil aircraft and airliners.
Force feedback can create changing resistance, vibration and forces based on the aircraft and simulation. The experience depends on hardware, simulator support, telemetry and settings.
They are not required to begin, but provide separate and more natural control of the yaw axis. They are particularly useful for helicopters, propeller aircraft, taxiing and crosswind landings.
Support varies and many advanced Flight Sim products are intended for PC. Always check the product page, manufacturer compatibility list and support in the specific simulator.
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