MOZA AS012 MFY Flight Yoke, 34 Configurable Inputs, Hall Effect Joysticks, Quick Release Mechanism RGB Lighting

Commercial Aviation Realism: The MOZA MFY Flight Yoke (AS012)

Take command with the MOZA MFY Yoke, a premium control surface engineered for pilots who demand authenticity and reliability. Designed to bridge the gap between hobbyist setups and professional simulation, the MFY provides a tactile, responsive experience that mimics the flight deck of modern commercial airliners.

Industrial-Grade Durability: The MFY is built to endure the rigors of long-haul flights and emergency maneuvers. By using fiberglass-reinforced PA66 composite, MOZA has created a yoke that is both lightweight (1.3kg) and incredibly tough, rated to handle a pull force of up to 30kg. The core connection features a racecar-inspired aluminum alloy quick-release, allowing you to attach or swap your yoke in seconds with a simple push-pull motion.

Advanced Precision & Hall Effect Technology: Accuracy is paramount when on final approach. The MFY includes two integrated Hall-effect electromagnetic joysticks. Because these sensors are contactless, they eliminate the "stick-drift" and dead zones common in traditional potentiometers, ensuring smooth, linear precision for life. These joysticks can be mapped as either analog axes or digital buttons via the MOZA Cockpit software.

Unrivaled Customization (34 Inputs): With support for 34 programmable inputs, the MFY puts every critical function at your fingertips. The yoke features multi-functional customizable triggers that can act as rudder controls, elevator trims, or "Push to Talk" buttons. For added immersion, the full-spectrum RGB lighting can be tuned to match your cockpit’s ambiance, while the magnetic DIY panels on the front allow you to print and attach your own custom labels or designs.

Seamless Software Control: The MOZA Cockpit software serves as your digital flight engineer. From here, you can calibrate sensors, adjust RGB modes, and utilize axis-to-button mapping to ensure the yoke behaves exactly how you want in titles like Microsoft Flight Simulator or X-Plane.