Throttle Panels

MTQ Throttle Quadrant Support

Modified on Wed, 10 Jun at 10:29 AM

Product Overview

The MOZA MTQ is a modular throttle quadrant with 4 independent axes, 23 physical controls, and a swappable lever system that accommodates fighter (TQF), Airbus (TQA), and Boeing (TQB) throttle styles. RGB-backlit buttons with telemetry support, adjustable damping, and built-in detents make it a versatile centerpiece for any flight cockpit.

Dimensions: 216 × 166 × 198 mm | PC only | RJ11 base connection + USB

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Specifications

Specification	Details
Dimensions	216 × 166 × 198 mm
Housing Material	Composite materials
Throttle Grip Material	Composite materials
Independent Axes	4 axes with built-in detents
Total Controls	23 physical controls
Multifunction Buttons	10
Rotary Knobs	3
Toggle Switches	17
Landing Gear Lever	1 dedicated
RGB Backlit Buttons	6 — 16.7 million colors, telemetry-responsive
Included Lever Module	TQF fighter-style (HOTAS, afterburner detents)
Optional Modules	TQA Airbus-style ($55) · TQB Boeing-style ($55)
Adjustable Damping	Per-axis adjustable resistance
Detent System	Virtual button detents + mechanical stops, auto-switched per lever type
Lighting Telemetry	Supported, no plugins required
Connectivity	RJ11 to MOZA flight base + USB to PC
Compatibility	PC — MSFS 2020/2024, X-Plane, DCS World
Mounting	Desktop use or optional clamp / mounting plate
In the Box	MTQ Throttle Quadrant (TQF levers), data cable, wrench, user manual

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FAQs

What throttle lever styles are included with the MTQ?

The MTQ ships with TQF fighter-style levers. Two optional modules — TQA (Airbus) and TQB (Boeing) — are available separately and can be swapped in seconds. Each module auto-configures detent behavior in MOZA Cockpit.

How do I swap throttle lever modules?

Each module attaches via a tool-free mounting system. Simply release the locking mechanism, swap the lever set, and MOZA Cockpit automatically adjusts detent profiles for the new module.

Can I use the MTQ standalone, without a MOZA base?

Yes. Connect via USB directly to your PC for standalone operation. When used with a MOZA flight base, the RJ11 connection saves a USB port while adding synchronized force feedback integration.

How do I adjust throttle resistance?

Each axis has independent adjustable damping. Use the included wrench to tighten or loosen the resistance on each lever to match your preferred feel — from light and fast to heavy and deliberate.

What games support the RGB lighting telemetry?

Lighting telemetry works with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020/2024, DCS World, and X-Plane. The 6 RGB buttons support 16.7 million colors and multiple effects, all configurable in MOZA Cockpit — no plugins needed.

How are the detents configured?

Detents are both mechanical (physical stops on each lever module) and virtual (configurable button triggers in MOZA Cockpit). Swapping lever modules automatically changes the detent profile.

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