MOZA AY210 Force Feedback YOKE

MOZA AY210 Force Feedback YOKE

Elevate your flight simulation experience with the MOZA AY210 Yoke Base, engineered for both general aviation and commercial airliner pilots.

Delivering 9Nm of roll torque, 210N of pitch push force, and 150mm of travel, the AY210 offers unmatched realism and precision.

Dual high-performance servo motors ensure smooth and responsive control, while the reinforced high-strength steel chassis provides superior rigidity and long-term durability.

The all-aluminum quick-release mechanism allows fast and secure yoke swaps without tools, while a programmable 13-switch panel enhances immersion through customizable controls.

Native force feedback, intelligent telemetry, and compatibility with leading simulators like MSFS 2024, X-Plane 12, and DCS make the AY210 a versatile and professional-grade solution for both enthusiasts and training applications.

Product Features

What’s Included

• MOZA AY210 Yoke Base × 1
  
  

• Toolkit × 1 (basic tools and mounting hardware)
  
  

• User Manual × 1
  
  

• Warranty Card × 1

Power and connection cables included

Product Specifications

Core Specs

Electronics & Performance

Power & Housing

Mounting

Getting Started Guide

1. Unbox and inspect

    

   • Remove the AY210 base, toolkit, and paperwork from the box.

   • Check the housing, shaft, and ports for any visible damage or loose parts.

    

2. Decide on mounting style

    

   • Choose between desk clamp, suspended clamp, or hard-mounting into a cockpit.

   • If using a clamp or adapter, gather all required hardware.

    

3. Attach your yoke handle (with power OFF)

    

   • Mount a compatible MOZA yoke (e.g., MFY Yoke) to the base’s quick-release, making sure it locks fully and does not wobble.

    

4. Position the base

    

   • Place the base where you want it relative to your seat and pedals.

   • Check that you can comfortably reach full 150 mm pitch travel and ±90° roll.

    

5. Secure the base

    

   • Install the clamp or mounting bolts and tighten until the base does not shift under firm control inputs.

    

6. Connect power and USB

    

   • Plug the power supply into the base and into a 110–220 V outlet.

   • Connect the USB cable from the base to your PC.

    

7. Install MOZA Cockpit software

    

   • Download and install MOZA Cockpit from the MOZA site.

   • Launch it and confirm that the AY210 is detected.

    

8. Check firmware and calibrate

    

   • In MOZA Cockpit, check for firmware updates for the base and apply if needed.

   • Run the calibration routine so the software knows center position and full travel.

    

9. Set a starting force profile

    

   • Select a default profile (e.g., “GA” or “Airliner”) and adjust overall strength and damping to a comfortable level.

    

10. Bind controls in your sim

     

    • In MSFS, X-Plane, DCS, etc., assign pitch/roll axes and buttons, then test in a quick flight.

    • Make small tweaks in MOZA Cockpit until the yoke feels natural.

     

Product Installation Guide

1. Prepare your mounting surface

    

   • Make sure your desk or cockpit plate is rigid and flat.

   • For aluminum profile rigs, insert the appropriate T-nuts where the AY210 will sit.

    

2. Plan ergonomics

    

   • Sit in your normal flying position and determine ideal height, reach, and angle for the base.

   • Confirm that full yoke travel won’t hit your legs, seat, or any panels.

    

3. Desk clamp installation (if applicable)

    

   • Attach the MOZA Yoke Table Clamp or suspended clamp to the base according to the clamp instructions.

   • Place it on the desk edge and tighten evenly until secure, ensuring no wobble.

    

4. Cockpit / rig installation

    

   • Position the base on your rig’s mount plate and align holes with the AY210 pattern (see dimension diagram / manual).

   • Use M-bolts and washers to fasten the base; tighten gradually, checking alignment with your seat and pedals.

    

5. Install yoke handle

    

   • Slide the yoke’s quick-release collar onto the base shaft until it clicks/locks.

   • Gently try to twist and pull to ensure it’s fully seated and secure.

    

6. Connect peripherals

    

   • If desired, connect throttle, rudder pedals, or panels to the AY210 ports or directly to your PC, depending on your preferred wiring.

    

7. Cable management

    

   • Route power and USB cables along your rig frame, away from seat rails and moving pedals.

   • Use cable clips or ties to prevent strain and accidental disconnects.

    

8. Powering on and driver detection

    

   • Power on the base, then boot your PC.

   • Verify AY210 appears correctly in MOZA Cockpit and Windows game controller list.

    

9. Force-feedback & safety tuning

    

   • In MOZA Cockpit, set sensible limits for force strength, especially pitch forces (210 N peak). Start moderate and increase only as needed.

   • If you use the optional emergency stop switch, connect and test it now.

    

10. Sim-specific configuration

     

    • For each sim, fine-tune sensitivity curves, trim behavior, and force-feedback integration.

    • Save separate profiles (e.g., “737,” “A320,” “GA Single”) so you can change feel with one click.

     

11. Final check

     

    • Move the yoke through full pitch and roll with FFB active; listen for unusual noises or binding.

    • Ensure mounting hardware stays tight after your first few flights.

     

Videos

Product Manual and User Guides

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q: What types of aircraft is the AY210 best for?

A: The AY210 is tuned for civil aviation—it’s especially well-suited to general aviation aircraft and commercial airliners. The long 150 mm pitch travel and strong 9 Nm/210 N forces make it ideal for realistic trim behavior, approach handling, and heavy jet operations.

Q: Does the AY210 work with Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane?

A: Yes. The base offers native support and telemetry-based force feedback for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024, X-Plane 12, DCS, and other leading titles—no extra FFB plug-ins are required. Just install MOZA Cockpit, connect the base, and bind your controls in-sim.

Q: How is the AY210 different from entry-level yokes?

A: Entry-level yokes usually rely on static springs or rubber bands. The AY210 uses dual servo motors, 9 Nm roll torque, 210 N pitch force, and MCLS control loading to simulate aerodynamic forces and trim changes. It also adds a steel chassis, aluminum quick-release, long 150 mm travel, and a 15-bit encoder for professional-grade precision.

Q: Can I mount the AY210 on a regular desk?

A: Yes. The AY210 supports desktop clamps and suspended clamps for desk setups, as well as direct bolt-in mounting for cockpit rigs. If you’re using a standard desk, we recommend the official MOZA yoke clamp for a secure, flex-free install.

Q: What yokes are compatible with this base?

A: The base is designed to work with the MOZA Yoke Series, including the MFY Yoke, via the integrated quick-release. Third-party yokes may be possible with appropriate adapters, but you should verify mechanical and electrical compatibility before purchase.

Q: What software do I need to configure the yoke?

A: Configuration is handled through MOZA Cockpit software. It lets you map buttons, set up long-press functions, adjust travel curves, and tune force-feedback strength and damping. You can also save multiple profiles for different aircraft or simulators.

Q: Is the AY210 Mac or console compatible?

A: The AY210 is currently specified for PC (Windows) only. It does not officially support macOS, Xbox, or PlayStation at this time.