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Moza MA3X Side Stick
Moza MA3X Side Stick
Moza MA3X Side Stick
Moza MA3X Side Stick

Vendor:Moza

Moza MA3X Side Stick

$119.00 CAD
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The MOZA MA3X Side Stick is a right-hand side stick inspired by real aircraft controls. Its rigid composite body handles up to 30 kg of force, with a multi-layer finish that feels like real aircraft resin.

  • Up to 12 programmable input signals
  • ALPS 8-way hat switch, trigger and toggle switch
  • ALPS switches rated for over 100,000 cycles
  • 5-pin aviation connector for all MOZA bases and most third-party bases
  • Weighs 220 g
  • Base sold separately

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Specs
  • Grip: right-hand side stick (MA3F is the left-hand version)
  • Casing material: composite
  • Switch material: ABS
  • Inputs: up to 12 programmable signals
  • 8-way switch: 1 (ALPS)
  • Trigger: 1
  • Toggle switch: 1
  • Switch rating: over 100,000 cycles
  • Load rating: up to 30 kg of force
  • Connector: 5-pin aviation connector
  • Weight: 220 g
  • Compatibility: all MOZA bases and most third-party bases
Who it's for
  • Pilots who fly side-stick aircraft in civilian or combat sims
  • MOZA AB9 or AB6 base owners adding a second grip
  • Pilots who want a light grip with a simple switch layout
  • Owners of other bases with a 5-pin aviation connector
  • Left-handed setups should look at the MA3F instead
What's included
  • 1 x MA3X Side Stick
  • 1 x Toolkit
FAQs

Does the MA3X work with other bases?

MOZA says it uses a standard 5-pin aviation connector and works with all MOZA bases and most third-party bases. It is plug-and-play on MOZA bases; on other bases you may need to map inputs in your simulator's control settings.

How many inputs does it have?

MOZA lists up to 12 programmable input signals, including an ALPS 8-way hat switch, a trigger and a toggle switch. MOZA says that gives plenty of control in both civilian and combat flight sims.

How do I fit it to my base?

Boosted Media's review describes the steps: power off, remove the previous stick, line up the plug, secure it with the ring and tighten the small lock nut with the included hex key.