PC force feedback for the sims you fly The MOZA AB9 Force Feedback Base is built for Windows PC, and it’s designed to let you feel what your sim is calculating instead of relying on a spring to simulate resistance. That makes it a natural fit for Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, and DCS World, but you’ll need a compatible flight stick or grip because the base is sold on its own. If you also play racing sims, the AB9 can be used as part of MOZA’s Active Shifter concept (optional add-on), delivering a force-driven H-pattern or sequential-style shifter feel. High-torque hardware with a sealed, fanless design Dual servo motors deliver up to 12 N·m peak torque, with 9 N·m constant torque in a single direction. This lets you hold pressure through trim changes and aggressive maneuvering without the base feeling light. MOZA’s Control Loading System (MCLS) and a high-resolution encoder help keep small corrections controlled across a ±20° adjustable range. The aviation-grade aluminum alloy housing uses a fanless, sealed structure to stay quiet and reduce dust and particulate matter getting into the unit over time. Profiles, tuning, and setup flexibility In MOZA Cockpit, you can start quickly with predefined, shareable presets and selectable aircraft/game profiles. You can then fine-tune force feedback strength and response. For supported titles, telemetry-based force feedback uses in-game data to add more detailed effects. Mounting stays flexible: bolt it to a rig or use an optional table clamp. Selected third-party grips can work, though some setups require an optional MOZA adapter and data cable. In the box you get the base, a data cord, a wrench, and the user manual.
