Moza Racing AY210 YOKE For Flying Simulators - AY210

The main benefit is its highly realistic and immersive force feedback, provided by MCLS technology, which closely simulates the feel of flying real aircraft.

The yoke's body is constructed from high-strength steel, and it features an all-aluminum quick-release mechanism.

Yes, it is compatible with a wide range of leading flight simulation titles, including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, X-Plane 11/12, DCS World, and more.

It offers a continuous torque of 9Nm on the roll axis and a peak push/pull force of 210N on the pitch axis.

The system provides an extended 150mm travel distance for greater control and precision.

The front panel features 13 physical switches that are fully customizable via the MOZA Cockpit software.

The dimensions are 243 mm in width, 403 mm in depth, and 216 mm in height.

Yes, it uses an input voltage of 110-220V and comes with a power adapter.

Ensure the USB cable is securely connected to both the yoke and your PC. Verify that the MOZA Cockpit software is installed and running. Restart the simulator and the MOZA software. Check if the yoke is recognized in Windows Device Manager.

Check the force feedback settings within the MOZA Cockpit software and your simulator's control options. Ensure force feedback is enabled and set to an appropriate level. Verify that the yoke is receiving adequate power.

Clean the yoke's axes and sensors if accessible and if the manual suggests user cleaning for such issues. Ensure the polling rate in MOZA Cockpit is set to 1000 Hz. Update the yoke's firmware via MOZA Cockpit. Check for any obstructions around the yoke's movement.

Reconfigure the switch assignments in the MOZA Cockpit software. Ensure the software is running in the background when the simulator is active. Check for any conflicting keybinds within the simulator itself.