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Moza AS001 12Nm flight simulator base

SKU CH-BFSW-GMBHD MPN AS001

Direct-drive base with dual servo motors producing 12 Nm peak torque and MCLS force feedback for realistic flight simulation

  • 12 Nm peak torque from dual servo motors for strong, realistic force feedback
  • Proprietary MCLS force-feedback algorithm with high-resolution encoder for precise control response
  • Aviation-grade aluminium alloy construction with quiet, fanless operation for durability
  • ±20° adjustable travel range to simulate taxiing, take-off, landing and turbulence
  • MOZA Cockpit Control Software enables comprehensive customisation and fine-tuning of settings

Force-feedback base for flight simulation

The Moza AS001 is a direct-drive flight simulator base built for enthusiasts and professional trainers who want high-fidelity force feedback. Dual servo motors produce a peak torque of 12Nm with a constant 9Nm in a single direction, reproducing the control loads felt during taxiing, takeoff, landing and turbulence. A proprietary MCLS algorithm and high-resolution encoder translate those forces into precise, dynamic stick movement. The unit is aimed at sim pilots who need realistic control loading rather than spring-centred resistance.

Quiet fanless aluminium construction

Aviation-grade aluminium alloy forms the housing, giving a rigid structure that resists flex under high torque loads. The design is completely fanless, so operation stays silent during long sessions. Heat from the dual servo motors is dissipated through the alloy chassis without audible cooling noise, keeping the cockpit environment distraction-free. Power draw and thermal output remain low enough for continuous use without throttling or external cooling requirements.

Cockpit Control Software

The bundled MOZA Cockpit Control Software provides comprehensive customisation of force curves, dead zones and response profiles, letting pilots tune the base to specific aircraft types or personal preference. Travel is adjustable up to a maximum of ±20° for authentic control deflection. The base accepts third-party flight sticks, so existing hardware can be retained. It is not suited for users who require integrated button panels or throttle quadrants, as the package includes the base unit only.

Highlights

  • 12 Nm peak torque from dual servo motors for strong, realistic force feedback
  • Proprietary MCLS force-feedback algorithm with high-resolution encoder for precise control response
  • Aviation-grade aluminium alloy construction with quiet, fanless operation for durability
  • ±20° adjustable travel range to simulate taxiing, take-off, landing and turbulence
  • MOZA Cockpit Control Software enables comprehensive customisation and fine-tuning of settings

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I mount the 12Nm base and what is the step people miss?

Bolt the aviation-grade aluminum alloy housing to a rigid rig using the integrated mounting pattern, then run the MOZA Cockpit Control Software calibration before first use; skipping calibration leaves the high-resolution encoder unreferenced and forces feel vague.

What part will need service first on a dual servo motor unit?

The dual servo motors and high-resolution encoder are sealed; no user-serviceable parts are listed, so plan on professional service if torque drops or feedback becomes noisy after heavy use.

At what point does the 12Nm peak torque limit appear during a long session?

The system delivers a constant 9Nm per direction and peaks at 12Nm; sustained high-load maneuvers will hit the 12Nm peak limit first, after which the MCLS algorithm clips force output to protect the servos.

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