Description
The MOZA AB6 Flight Simulator brings serious aviation enthusiasts closer to the sensation of real cockpit control. With its 6 Nm force feedback base and robust all-metal design, it translates flight dynamics into tactile precision that feels alive in your hands. The customizable RGB front panel glows like a command console at dusk, while dual throttle sliders provide smooth, coordinated inputs. Every detail—from its fine-tuned motor to the 15-bit magnetic encoder—makes the AB6 feel like an engineering instrument that just happens to fly.
What Sets the MOZA AB6 Flight Simulator apart?
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Exceptional Force Feedback Consistency — Many users note the AB6’s steadiness under prolonged use. While others can fade or jitter under load, this unit maintains its 6 N·m torque output with impressive smoothness, letting pilots feel aerodynamic resistance through turns and dives. The tactile texture of feedback doesn’t fluctuate—it stays tight, confident, and reassuring throughout the session.
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Refined Build Quality and Materials — Unlike plastic-heavy bases in its class, the AB6’s aluminum and steel structure provides a reassuring weight and tactile finish. Users appreciate that it stays silent under stress and dissipates heat effectively. It’s not just solid; it feels engineered for endurance—built more like an aircraft component than a gaming peripheral.
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Versatile Mounting and Integration — The AB6’s compact form factor hides a mounting system that adapts to nearly any rig. Pilots with limited desk space praise how easily it fits on center-mounts or aluminum profiles. The universal connector means it welcomes multiple flightstick types, both MOZA and third-party, extending its lifespan across evolving setups.
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Software Depth Beyond Expectation — The MOZA Cockpit software offers granular tuning—users can adjust friction, damping, centering strength, and even LED telemetry logic. The real advantage lies in its ability to store and recall profiles for different aircraft, making transitions between fighter jets and passenger planes seamless and intuitive.
Pros and Cons
| Pros |
Cons |
| Durable full-metal construction enhances stability and longevity. |
Limited console compatibility; PC-focused system. |
| 6 N·m torque provides consistent tactile flight feedback. |
No built-in flightstick included by default. |
| Customizable RGB buttons improve visibility and control mapping. |
Compact design limits internal cooling space. |
| Magnetic encoder ensures smooth, accurate input tracking. |
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Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Force Feedback Torque |
6 N·m |
| Motor Type |
Outrunner Motor |
| Encoder |
15-bit Magnetic Encoder |
| Construction Material |
Aluminum Alloy and Steel |
| Front Panel Buttons |
8 Programmable with RGB Lighting |
| Throttle Sliders |
Dual Analog Sliders |
| Mounting Options |
Compatible with Flight Rigs and Aluminum Profiles |
| Software |
MOZA Cockpit |
| Connector |
Universal Flightstick Connector (MOZA and select third-party) |
MOZA AB6 Flight Simulator Compatibility
| Compatible Flightsticks |
Notes |
| MOZA Flightsticks |
Full compatibility via universal connector |
| Select Third-Party Flightsticks |
Supported with adapter or native connector fit |
The MOZA AB6 Flight Simulator works seamlessly with MOZA’s own flightsticks and supports several third-party models through its universal connector. Thanks to its mount-friendly form factor, it can be integrated into center-mounted, side-mounted, or overhead setups with minimal adjustment. The solid construction aligns perfectly with metal and profile cockpits, while its USB connectivity ensures reliable communication without proprietary lock-ins. However, it isn’t compatible with console systems such as Xbox or PlayStation, remaining a PC-focused device.
When it comes to software compatibility, the AB6 integrates effortlessly with major flight simulators including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, X-Plane 10/11/12, DCS World, and IL-2 Sturmovik. Users also report smooth function in War Thunder. It supports Windows operating systems and common USB drivers without additional middleware. While it doesn’t have native Mac or console support, its wide simulator integration ensures it remains at home in virtually any PC cockpit environment.
