Moza MTLP Take-off Landing Panel brings the essence of fighter jet operations to the home cockpit with a rugged, tactile control system built for serious sim pilots. Designed after the F/A-18 landing panel, it offers an intuitive switch layout that allows for quick, instinctive inputs without relying on visual confirmation. The authentic parking brake mechanism delivers a solid, mechanical rebound that feels straight out of a real fighter jet. With 25 programmable switch signals and Hall effect sensors for accuracy, this panel bridges the gap between virtual and hands-on cockpit interaction. What Sets the Moza MTLP Take-off Landing Panel apart? Designed for Hands-On Control Modeled after the F/A-18 landing panel, this setup prioritizes instinctive operation. The switch layout allows pilots to manage critical aircraft functions by feel, reducing the need to glance away from the screen. This kind of tactile reinforcement is essential for fast-paced environments like combat flights and carrier landings. Hall Sensor Precision for Key Functions Unlike standard mechanical switches, the MTLP integrates Hall effect sensors into key inputs like the landing gear and tailhook levers. These sensors provide long-term reliability and consistent input accuracy, eliminating wear-related drift or degradation over time. Built to Handle Repeated Use The aluminum alloy construction used in the brake lever, tailhook lever, and landing gear ensures durability. These components can withstand repeated, forceful engagement, making the panel a long-term investment for flight enthusiasts who demand mechanical robustness. Seamless Integration with Moza's Ecosystem The MTLP is designed to work effortlessly with the Moza MTP Throttle Panel, forming a cohesive fighter jet control setup. Through Moza Cockpit software, users can synchronize telemetry-driven lighting effects and customize their button configurations to match their flying style. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Modeled after the F/A-18 landing panel Desk clamp sold separately Hall effect sensors for accuracy and longevity Limited to PC compatibility 25 programmable switch signals for extensive control Compatible with Moza’s ecosystem for full fighter setup Specifications Specification Value Dimensions 196.5 × 134.7 × 149 mm Housing Material Composite materials Brake Lever Material Aluminum alloy Weight 680g Switch Signals 25 Telemetry Lighting Yes (no additional plugins required) Supported Platform PC Desk Clamp Optional accessory Included Accessories Data cable, user manual Moza MTLP Take-off Landing Panel Compatibility Compatible With Not Compatible With Moza MTP Throttle Panel Third-party throttle panels Moza Cockpit software for customization Console platforms PC-based flight simulators MacOS Designed for PC-based simulators, the MTLP integrates seamlessly with Moza's MTP Throttle Panel to create a fighter jet-style control suite. The panel is configured through Moza Cockpit software, allowing for extensive customization, including telemetry-linked lighting effects. However, it does not support third-party throttle panels, meaning full functionality is best achieved within the Moza ecosystem. PC-only compatibility ensures support for major flight simulators, but MacOS and consoles are not supported. Flight sim enthusiasts using Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and X-Plane 12 will find the panel natively recognized, offering direct plug-and-play functionality through USB. However, users looking for Xbox or PlayStation support will need to consider alternative hardware.

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Moza MTP Throttle Panel delivers a robust flight control experience inspired by carrier-based fighter jets. The adjustable detent system allows for fine-tuned control, whether managing afterburners or simulating center detents in space sims. The built-in vibration feedback enhances situational awareness, alerting pilots to aerodynamic shifts, overspeed warnings, and combat conditions. With 27 programmable switches, a Hall effect joystick, and aluminum alloy grips, this throttle panel is built for flight sim enthusiasts who want precision control in high-stakes environments. What Sets the Moza MTP Throttle Panel apart? Customizable Detent System for Maximum Control The MTP Throttle allows users to fine-tune detent positions, making it ideal for afterburner settings, reverse thrust, or precise spaceflight maneuvers. Whether fine-tuning power curves or creating distinct engine stages, this feature provides flexibility not commonly found in other throttle setups. Built-In Vibration Feedback for Enhanced Awareness Unlike passive throttles, the MTP includes vibration motors that react to telemetry data from the simulator. This feedback system provides haptic alerts for conditions like aerodynamic resistance, overspeed warnings, and system failures, offering pilots an extra layer of situational awareness. 27 Programmable Switches for Complex Flight Operations The control surface is loaded with 27 switches, all of which can be configured for essential functions such as gear deployment, engine ignition, or combat systems. The optimized layout ensures that commands remain easily accessible without fumbling mid-flight. Hall Effect Joystick for Additional Input Flexibility Integrated directly into the throttle, this joystick offers drift-free input for fine control adjustments. Whether assigned to pitch trim, rudder inputs, or even camera navigation, the Hall effect sensor ensures consistent performance without the wear and tear of traditional potentiometers. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Adjustable detent system for afterburners and space sims Desktop clamp sold separately Built-in vibration feedback reacts to flight conditions PC-only support, no console compatibility 27 programmable switches for extensive control mapping Durable aluminum grip with tactile feel Specifications Specification Value Dimensions 277 × 194 × 216 mm Housing Material Composite material Throttle Grip Material Aluminum alloy Weight 2.1 kg Physical Switches 27 Vibration Telemetry Supported (no plug-ins required) Lighting Telemetry Supported (no plug-ins required) Supported Platform PC Desktop Clamp Optional Desktop Mounting Plate Optional Included Accessories Data cable, wrench, user manual Moza MTP Throttle Panel Compatibility Compatible With Not Compatible With MOZA Cockpit software for customization Console platforms MOZA MTLP Panel for full fighter jet setup Third-party throttle quadrants PC-based flight simulation rigs MacOS Designed for PC-based simulators, the MTP Throttle integrates seamlessly with MOZA Cockpit software, enabling fine-tuned adjustments for vibration feedback, switch mapping, and telemetry-based lighting effects. It also pairs with the MOZA MTLP Panel, creating a modular fighter jet control system that enhances the takeoff and landing experience. PC-only compatibility ensures plug-and-play functionality with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, and X-Plane 12. However, this system does not support MacOS or consoles, meaning Xbox and PlayStation users will need to look elsewhere for compatible throttle solutions.

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The Virtual Fly V3RNIO TPM brings classic throttle control to your flight simulation setup with incredible accuracy and tactile charm. This Vernier-style throttle quadrant is perfect for single-engine piston aircraft, offering levers that replicate the feel and functionality of real aircraft controls. Made from durable metal and equipped with Hall effect sensors, it combines longevity with precision. With adjustable resistance and fine-tuning dials, every movement feels deliberate, making it a remarkable addition to any sim enthusiast's setup. What sets the Virtual Fly V3RNIO TPM apart? Authentic Vernier Design The Vernier-style control system replicates the distinct push-pull and rotary adjustments found in real single-engine aircraft. This design makes it uniquely suitable for fine-tuning throttle, propeller, and mixture settings with unmatched accuracy. Hall Effect Sensors Unlike conventional potentiometers, the magnetic Hall sensors used in the V3RNIO TPM are wear-free and provide incredibly precise inputs. This ensures consistent performance, even after extensive use, making it a dependable choice for long-term sim enthusiasts. Durable Metal Construction Built entirely from metal, the V3RNIO TPM is rugged and built to last. Its weight and solidity not only make it durable but also contribute to a grounded, realistic feel during use. Adjustable Resistance The throttle lever features adjustable resistance, allowing users to customize the feel to their preference. Whether you prefer a light touch or a firmer grip, this feature lets you fine-tune the control experience to match your style. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Durable metal build ensures long-term reliability. Limited to single-engine piston aircraft setups. Hall sensors provide wear-free and accurate operation. Higher price point compared to simpler alternatives. Authentic Vernier-style controls for precise adjustments. Adjustable resistance allows for personalized control feel. Specifications Specification Value Material Durable metal construction Sensors Magnetic Hall effect sensors Control Type Throttle, Propeller, Mixture (Vernier-style) Adjustable Resistance Yes Engine Compatibility Single-engine piston aircraft Connectivity USB Virtual Fly V3RNIO TPM Compatibility The Virtual Fly V3RNIO TPM is compatible with major flight simulation platforms, including Microsoft Flight Simulator (FSX and MSFS2020), Prepar3D, and X-Plane. With USB connectivity, it is easy to integrate into most PC-based simulation systems. The drivers ensure plug-and-play functionality, while tools like FSUIPC allow for additional customization to suit your preferences. This unit is tailored specifically for single-engine piston aircraft, making it less versatile for other types of setups. This throttle quadrant is optimized for PC-based simulation, ensuring excellent compatibility with a wide range of hardware. It does not support console platforms, emphasizing its focus on delivering precise control for dedicated flight simulation environments. Users seeking a unit for casual or multi-platform gaming should consider alternatives better suited to those needs.

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The Virtual Fly TQ3+ throttle quadrant is an expertly engineered piece of equipment designed to elevate your simulation experience. Featuring adjustable resistance and advanced Hall sensors, this unit offers an unparalleled tactile feel and remarkable accuracy. Its all-metal construction not only ensures durability but also delivers a robust and satisfying weight under your hand. This throttle quadrant is tailored for single-engine aircraft, offering dedicated levers for throttle, propeller, and mixture control, making it an essential tool for serious flight sim enthusiasts. What sets the Virtual Fly TQ3+ apart? Durable Metal Construction The TQ3+ is crafted from sustainable metal, ensuring it remains sturdy and dependable over years of use. Its solid build distinguishes it from competitors that often rely on lightweight plastic, giving it a reassuring heft that enhances the overall simulation experience. Adjustable Resistance The throttle levers allow for fine-tuning resistance, letting users tailor the feel to their exact preferences. This customization feature ensures that every movement feels natural and intentional, especially useful for prolonged flight sessions. Advanced Hall Sensors Equipped with magnetic Hall sensors, the TQ3+ delivers smooth and wear-free performance. These sensors are more accurate and durable than traditional potentiometers, ensuring consistent input detection even after extended use. Dedicated Reverse and Feather Positions The throttle levers include physical detents for reverse, feather, and idle cutoff, adding a tactile element that simulates real-world aviation controls. This attention to detail enhances the operational fidelity of single-engine aircraft simulations. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Durable metal build ensures longevity and stability. Only supports single-engine aircraft setups. Adjustable resistance provides personalized control feel. Higher cost compared to entry-level throttle quadrants. Hall sensors offer wear-free and precise operation. Detents for reverse and feather add tactile accuracy. Specifications Specification Value Material Sustainable metal construction Sensors Magnetic Hall sensors Adjustable Resistance Yes Throttle Configuration Throttle, Propeller, Mixture Engine Compatibility Single-engine only Connectivity USB Virtual Fly TQ3+ Compatibility The Virtual Fly TQ3+ is compatible with popular flight simulation software, including Microsoft Flight Simulator (FSX and MSFS), Prepar3D, and X-Plane. The throttle is recognized natively by most simulators, allowing for seamless integration. Users can further customize settings using tools like FSUIPC for additional control over the input configuration. However, it is designed for single-engine setups, limiting its scope for multi-engine aircraft enthusiasts. This throttle quadrant connects via USB, making it compatible with a wide range of PC-based simulation systems. It works excellently as part of a complete flight rig, particularly when paired with other Virtual Fly components. Console compatibility is not supported, as the TQ3+ is focused on delivering exceptional functionality for PC users and simulators. On the platform side, the TQ3+ excels on PC, where it integrates flawlessly with simulation software. It is not compatible with gaming consoles or casual flight games, ensuring its appeal remains focused on dedicated flight simulation enthusiasts.

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The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is a robust throttle quadrant designed for sim pilots who value smooth control and precise inputs. With its magnetic hall effect sensors ensuring accurate, frictionless operation and adjustable lever resistance, this all-metal unit delivers a tactile experience like no other. Weighing in at 3 kilos, it feels substantial and reliable in your setup. Whether you're fine-tuning power or cutting engines, the TQ6+ offers nuanced control for multi-engine prop aircraft enthusiasts. What sets the Virtual Fly TQ6+ apart? Robust All-Metal Construction Unlike many plastic competitors, the TQ6+ is built entirely from metal, offering durability and a weighty, premium feel. This makes it not only reliable for long-term use but also gives it a steady presence on your desk or rig, even during intense sessions. Magnetic Hall Effect Sensors The use of hall effect sensors ensures frictionless and wear-free operation, providing consistent accuracy over time. These sensors are praised by users for their reliability and ability to maintain smooth operation without degradation. Adjustable Lever Resistance Customizing the resistance of each throttle lever lets you match the controls to your flying preferences. Whether you prefer a light touch or a firm resistance, this feature allows for a tailored experience. Plug-and-Play Convenience Compatible with major simulators like MSFS, X-Plane, and P3D, the TQ6+ is easy to set up. Recognized automatically by most software, it saves time while still offering advanced customization options for those who want more control. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Durable all-metal construction ensures long-term reliability. Colored lever buttons are not interchangeable. Magnetic sensors provide smooth and accurate operation. Higher price point than some competitors. Adjustable lever resistance allows for personalized control feel. Specifications Specification Value Material All-metal construction Weight 3 kg Sensors Magnetic hall effect sensors Adjustable Resistance Yes Compatibility MSFS, X-Plane, P3D Virtual Fly TQ6+ Compatibility The Virtual Fly TQ6+ is designed to integrate seamlessly with major flight simulators. It works perfectly with Microsoft Flight Simulator (FSX and MSFS), X-Plane, and Prepar3D, ensuring broad compatibility for sim enthusiasts. Its plug-and-play nature means it is recognized automatically by most simulators, while also supporting advanced customization through tools like FSUIPC. In terms of hardware, the TQ6+ supports various flight setups, thanks to its solid build and standard USB connection. However, it’s primarily geared for PC use and does not offer native console compatibility. PC pilots will appreciate its straightforward connection and the ability to configure settings to their exact preferences within their simulator's controls menu.

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