Vendor:Moza

Moza MFY Pro Yoke Handle

$419.00 CAD

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The MOZA MFY Pro Yoke Handle is an airliner-inspired yoke with a 4.3-inch touchscreen built in. The screen shows PFD data, engine instruments, checklists, timers and axis monitoring.

26 programmable inputs
Two Hall-effect thumbsticks, two 8-way hat switches, two triggers and LB/RB bumpers
Triggers and thumbsticks work as axes or buttons
16.7 million-colour RGB lighting
Tool-free aluminium alloy quick release
Yoke base sold separately

Authorized Moza dealer, ships from Canada.

Specs

Screen: 4.3-inch touchscreen
Resolution: 480 × 800
Total output signals: 26
8-way hat switches: 2
Hall-effect thumbsticks: 2
Bumpers (LB/RB): 2
Triggers: 2
Lighting: RGB, 16.7 million colours
Housing material: reinforced composite
Quick-release material: aluminium alloy
Button cap material: ABS
Dimensions: 142.5 × 202 × 313 mm
Weight: 1.2 kg
Software: MOZA Cockpit

Who it's for

MOZA yoke base owners who want flight data on the yoke itself
Airliner and general aviation pilots in MSFS or X-Plane
Pilots who use checklists and timers during flights
Simmers who map triggers to rudder, braking or push-to-talk
Not usable without a MOZA yoke base

FAQs

What does the touchscreen show?

MOZA says the 4.3-inch screen shows PFD data, engine instruments, checklists, timers and control axis monitoring. MOZA plans more interface options and checklist customisation through future firmware updates.

Which bases does the MFY Pro fit?

It is a yoke handle with an aluminium alloy quick release for MOZA yoke bases; MOZA's AY210 page lists the MOZA yoke series as compatible. The handle has no motor, so force feedback comes from the base.

Can I remap the triggers and thumbsticks?

Yes. In MOZA Cockpit each trigger and Hall-effect thumbstick can be set as an analog axis or a digital button. MOZA suggests uses such as rudder control, camera movement, push-to-talk and braking.