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MOZA Flight Simulator Ultimate Bundle – AB6 Force Feedback Base + MHG Flight Stick + MTQ Throttle Quadrant
The MOZA Flight Simulator Ultimate Bundle combines the AB6 Flight Simulator package with the MTQ Throttle Quadrant for a broad fixed-wing and combat-flight control set on Windows PC. The AB6 uses dual servo motors with 4.4 Nm continuous roll torque and 6 Nm peak combined torque, while the included MHG grip adds a lockable Hall-effect yaw axis. The MTQ supplies four independent throttle axes and a large switch and rotary-control layout. This makes the bundle a strong starting point when you want force-feedback pitch and roll, a separate throttle quadrant and a clear route to rudder or rotary-specific controls without mixing unverified cross-ecosystem parts.
Why choose this product?
- The AB6 and MHG provide force-feedback pitch and roll plus a built-in yaw axis, so the core flight controls are available before adding separate rudder pedals.
- The MTQ adds four independent axes, 23 physical controls and modular throttle levers, giving the bundle useful engine and systems control for fixed-wing simulation.
Bundle components
AB6 force-feedback base
The AB6 uses dual high-performance servo motors and MOZA's flight force-feedback system. It delivers 4.4 Nm continuous roll torque and 6 Nm peak combined torque, with ±20° roll travel and ±17° pitch travel. A 15-bit magnetic encoder and 1000 Hz USB polling support precise input tracking. Eight RGB-backlit buttons and two analog sliders on the base can be assigned to aircraft functions, while MOZA Cockpit handles calibration, force-feedback profiles and firmware.
MHG flightstick
The included MHG grip uses carbon-fibre-reinforced composite construction, a Hall-effect mini-stick, multi-position switches and a two-stage trigger. Its built-in Z-axis provides twist yaw and can be locked when you use separate rudder pedals. MOZA specifies the MHG supplied with the AB6 as the supported grip for this package, so no third-party extension is required for normal operation.
MTQ throttle quadrant
The MTQ provides four independent axes, 23 physical controls, ten multifunction buttons and three rotary knobs. The standard package uses TQF fighter-style throttle levers. MOZA also supports optional TQA Airbus-style and TQB Boeing-style lever modules, sold separately. The quadrant can connect to a MOZA flight base through RJ11 or directly to the Windows PC by USB, which is useful when you want it to appear as its own game controller.
Mounting, power and connections
The AB6 package includes its alloy desktop clamp plus power adapter, power cable and data cable. A direct hard-mount or optional base-mount adapter can be used for a cockpit installation. The MTQ can sit on a desk or be fixed with its mounting pattern; an optional clamp or mounting plate is required for some desktop arrangements. Check that the desk or cockpit can safely support the force-feedback loads and leaves enough clearance for the stick and throttle travel.
Software and simulator setup
MOZA Cockpit is used for AB6 calibration, force-feedback profiles and connected flight hardware. MOZA lists support for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024, DCS World, X-Plane and other Windows flight titles. Axis and button bindings still need to be checked inside the simulator. For DCS helicopters, MOZA provides a Helicopter Mode that removes spring centering so the force-feedback base can be configured for cyclic-style control.
Fixed-wing and rotary upgrade path
The MHG already includes yaw, so a separate extension is not required to obtain a rudder axis. If you specifically want an extension, MOZA's AB6 support identifies the MOZA Z-Axis Module as the supported option and notes that an extension reduces perceived force-feedback strength. For more realistic independent yaw and toe-brake control, add the MOZA MRP Rudder Pedals; it can connect by USB or through a MOZA flight base. A dedicated helicopter collective is not included in this bundle, so serious rotary setups may still require a separate collective control.
Compatibility
Platform: Windows PC; no official Xbox or PlayStation support is specified for these MOZA flight controls.
Connection and ecosystem: AB6 and MHG operate as the force-feedback stick system. MTQ supports RJ11 connection to a MOZA flight base or independent USB connection to the PC. MRP pedals can also operate as an independent USB DirectInput device.
Requirements: A Windows PC, mains power and a secure desk or cockpit mount are required. Separate rudder pedals, a dedicated collective, optional throttle modules and the Z-Axis Module are not included.
Specifications
What's in the box?
- MOZA AB6 Force Feedback Base
- MOZA MHG Flightstick
- AB6 table clamp
- AB6 power adapter, power cord and data cord
- AB6 toolkit, user manual and stickers
- MOZA MTQ Throttle Quadrant with TQF levers
- MTQ data cable, wrench and user manual
Frequently asked questions
Does the MHG in this bundle already have a rudder twist axis?
Yes. MOZA confirms that the MHG supplied with the AB6 includes a built-in Z-axis for yaw. It can be locked when you prefer separate rudder pedals.
Which extension should I use with the MHG Flightstick?
MOZA support identifies the Z-Axis Module as the supported extension option for the MHG on the AB6. MOZA also notes that adding an extension reduces the force feedback you feel at the grip. A VIRPIL extension is not treated here as a verified MOZA-compatible extension.
What should I add for a serious helicopter or rotary setup?
The AB6 and MHG can provide cyclic-style force-feedback control, while separate rudder pedals provide a more dedicated yaw input and toe brakes. A helicopter collective is a separate control and is not included in this bundle.
Can the MTQ connect without going through the AB6?
Yes. The MTQ supports direct USB connection to a Windows PC as well as RJ11 connection to a compatible MOZA flight base. Direct USB lets Windows detect it as an independent controller.
Does this bundle work with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and DCS World?
Yes. MOZA lists both Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and DCS World among the supported Windows flight titles. Configure the correct game preset in MOZA Cockpit and bind the required axes and buttons inside the simulator.
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