The G1000 is one of the most recognisable glass-cockpit systems in general aviation, and for many flight simmers it is also one of the most frustrating to operate with a mouse. The MOZA MGX1000 takes aim at that problem with a one-to-one-scale recreation built around a 10.4-inch display, physical controls,
Completing MOZA’s Airbus Cockpit The Flight Control Unit is arguably one of the busiest areas of an Airbus cockpit. Long before the aircraft reaches cruise, you’re already interacting with it to select speeds, headings, altitudes and vertical modes. During the descent it becomes even busier, while the EFIS panels either
A Premium Airbus MCDU That Keeps Getting Better The MCDU is arguably the heart of any Airbus cockpit. Before the engines are even started it’s where you build the flight, initialise the aircraft, enter performance data and manage almost every stage of the journey. It’s also one of the few
Few flight simulation products have achieved the legendary status of the Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog. Released in 2010, it arrived at a time when most simmers were flying with lightweight plastic controllers and suddenly offered something very different: metal construction, Hall Effect sensors, dual throttles and an authentic A-10 inspired control
If your desk is held together with hope, hot glue, and a dream — this might be a difficult read. On one side we have the MOZA AB6: a 6Nm, smaller-footprint, easier-to-live-with force feedback base. On the other, the MOZA AB9: larger, heavier, smoother, and absolutely the kind of thing
A Good Budget Flight Sim Seat? If you’re building a flight simulator cockpit, one of the most overlooked parts of the setup is the seat. Yokes, throttles, rudder pedals, and flight sticks tend to get all the attention, but the thing you’re actually sitting on matters just as much during
