Flightsticks & Yokes

MOZA MH16 Flightstick Support

Modified on Wed, 10 Jun at 10:29 AM

Product Overview

Inspired by classic fighter aircraft controls, the MOZA MH16 Flightstick delivers 30 programmable inputs in a compact, aviation-grade aluminum alloy grip. An 8-way ALPS hat switch provides smooth POV, trim, or camera control, while detachable side modules with pogo-pin connections enable wire-free expansion. Plug-and-play with the MOZA AB9 FFB Base and structurally compatible with most mainstream flight sim bases.

99 × 213.5 × 132 mm | Aviation-grade aluminum alloy | PC compatible

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Accessories
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Specifications

Specification	Details
Dimensions	99 × 213.5 × 132 mm
Main Body Material	Aviation-grade aluminum alloy
Finish	Automotive-grade paint
Rated Voltage	3.3V
Rated Current	5A
Connector	5-pin aviation connector
Total Programmable Inputs	30 (including triggers, hats, switches, buttons)
Hat Switch	8-way ALPS-brand (POV/trim/camera control)
Modular Expansion	Detachable side modules with pogo-pin connections
Expansion Module	Adds 5-way hat + 3-position selector switch
Paddle Lever	Binary button input
Optional Z-Axis Module	Sold separately ($129 CAD) — adds rudder control
Compatibility	MOZA AB9 FFB Base (plug-and-play); most mainstream bases (adapter may be required)
Software	MOZA Cockpit — per-aircraft input profiles
In the Box	MH16 Flightstick, toolkit

Tutorial Video

Assembling AB9 Base & MH16 Flightstick

Realistic Flight Experience with MH16

AB9 Base & MH16 Installation

Unboxing MHG Flightstick & AB6 FFB Base

FAQs

What bases is the MH16 compatible with?

The MH16 is designed for plug-and-play use with the MOZA AB9 FFB Base via its 5-pin aviation connector. It is structurally compatible with most mainstream flight sim bases, though some third-party bases may require an adapter or additional configuration.

Does the MH16 include a Z-axis (rudder) function?

The MH16 does not include a built-in Z-axis. The MOZA Z-Axis Module ($129 CAD) can be purchased separately to add rudder control, connecting between the flightstick and the base.

How many inputs does the MH16 have?

The MH16 provides 30 programmable input signals including triggers, hats, switches, and buttons. It also features an 8-way ALPS hat switch ideal for POV, trim, or camera control, plus a paddle lever and detachable expansion modules.

How do the expansion modules connect?

Detachable side modules use pogo-pin connections for a completely wire-free installation. The expansion module adds a 5-way hat switch and a 3-position selector switch without any extra wiring.

Can I customize button mappings per aircraft?

Yes. MOZA Cockpit software supports full input customization and per-aircraft profile saving, so you can switch between different aircraft setups instantly.

Is the paddle lever an axis or a button?

The paddle lever operates as a binary button input, not a continuous axis. It is ideal for functions like wheel brakes, trigger second stage, or other on/off commands.

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