Vendor:Moza

Moza MTQ Throttle Quadrant

$279.00 CAD

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The MOZA MTQ Throttle Quadrant is a four-axis throttle with swappable lever modules. It ships with TQF fighter-style levers, and the TQA Airbus-style and TQB Boeing-style modules are available separately.

23 physical controls: 10 buttons, 3 rotary knobs, 3 toggle switches and a landing gear lever
Six RGB-backlit buttons with telemetry lighting, no plugins needed
Built-in detents and adjustable damping on each axis
USB to PC, or RJ11 to a MOZA flight base
Set up in MOZA Cockpit; PC only

Authorized Moza dealer, ships from Canada.

Specs

Axes: 4 independent, with built-in detents
Physical controls: 23
Multifunction buttons: 10
Rotary knobs: 3
Toggle switches: 3
Landing gear lever: 1
RGB backlit buttons: 6 (16.7 million colours)
Included levers: TQF fighter-style
Optional levers: TQA Airbus-style, TQB Boeing-style
Damping: adjustable per axis
Telemetry lighting: supported, no plug-ins required
Connection: USB to PC or RJ11 to a MOZA flight base
Casing and grip material: composite
Dimensions: 216 × 166 × 198 mm
Desktop clamp and mounting plate: optional
Platform: PC

Who it's for

MSFS and X-Plane airliner pilots who want throttle, speedbrake and flaps on separate levers
DCS pilots using the included fighter levers
Pilots who fly both Airbus and Boeing types and want to swap lever sets
MOZA AB6 or AB9 owners who want to save a USB port with RJ11

What's included

1 x MTQ Throttle Quadrant (with TQF fighter levers)
1 x Data cable
1 x Wrench
1 x User manual

FAQs

Which levers come with the MTQ?

The MTQ ships with the TQF fighter-style levers. MOZA sells the TQA Airbus-style and TQB Boeing-style modules separately, and MOZA Cockpit adjusts the detent behaviour when you swap modules.

How does the MTQ connect?

Connect it straight to your PC by USB, or plug it into a MOZA flight base with an RJ11 cable to save a USB port. MOZA lists Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, X-Plane and DCS World.

Can I change the lever resistance?

Yes. Each axis has adjustable damping. MOZA's manual says to turn the friction screw with the included wrench, clockwise for more resistance and counterclockwise for less.