Rudder Pedals

MRP Rudder Pedals | Complete Guide

Modified on Thu, 6 Aug at 9:44 AM

Setup, adjustment, and troubleshooting guide for MOZA MRP Rudder Pedals.

Product Overview

MOZA flight rudder pedals provide precise yaw control with adjustable damping and braking feel. Both MRP models feature all-metal construction, Hall effect sensors for contactless position detection, and tool-free adjustability for a customized fit.

Specifications

Specification	Details
Dimensions	354 × 518 × 264 mm
Weight	8.0 kg
Housing Material	Aluminum alloy
Swing Arm Material	High-strength steel
Pedal Plate Material	High-strength steel
Heel Rest	High-strength plastic (removable)
Mechanism	Swing-arm rudder control
Rudder Rotation Angle	±30°
Rudder Travel Distance	Up to 150 mm
Brake Pedal Rotation Angle	0°–20°
Pedal Angle Adjustment	0°–30° (stepless)
Sensor Type	High-resolution Hall sensors (contactless magnetic)
Centering Force	Adjustable via interchangeable springs
End Stops	Adjustable
Damping	Optional MRP Adjustable Damper (sold separately)
Connectivity	RJ11 to MOZA flight bases; USB for standalone PC use
Mounting	Floor-standing with non-slip rubber pads; profile-compatible mounting holes for rig installation
Platform	PC
In the Box	MRP Rudder Pedals, data cable, tool kit (hex wrench, spacers), mounting screws, user manual

Adjustability

The rudder pedals feature several tool-free adjustments:

Pedal Angle: Adjust the angle of each pedal footplate
Damping Resistance (optional): Install the MRP Adjustable Damper (sold separately) to add adjustable resistance — turn clockwise for more resistance, counterclockwise for less
Spring Tension: Adjust centering force via interchangeable spring configurations

Setup

Place the pedal unit on a stable, non-slip surface
Adjust the pedal angle to your preference
Connect the USB cable to your PC
Windows will detect the device automatically
In MOZA Cockpit, run calibration by pressing each pedal fully and releasing

MRP Adjustable Damper: An adjustable damper unit is available as an optional accessory (sold separately). It lets you fine-tune resistance to match different aircraft types, from helicopters to heavy airliners. Check the MOZA store for availability.

Mounting

The rudder pedals can be used freestanding on the floor or mounted to a rig:

Freestanding: Place on a hard, flat surface. Ensure the unit does not slide — use the rubber feet or place against a wall for stability
Rig-Mounted: The pedal base includes mounting holes compatible with most aluminum profile rigs. Use M6 or M8 bolts (check your specific model for exact dimensions)

Frequently Asked Questions

Are the MRP rudder pedals force feedback?

No. MRP pedals are passive pedals with adjustable mechanical damping. They do not provide motorized force feedback. Yaw force feedback in flight simulation is typically achieved through the flight base stick, not the rudder pedals.

The pedals don't fully return to center

First, check for physical obstruction or cable interference. If the optional damper unit is installed, ensure it is not over-tightened — excessive damping can prevent full return. Recalibrate the pedals in MOZA Cockpit. If the issue persists, inspect the centering spring mechanism for damage or misalignment.

Can I use MRP pedals with third-party flight hardware?

Yes. The pedals connect directly to the PC via USB and function as a standard DirectInput device. They work independently of the MOZA ecosystem and can be used alongside any brand of flight base, throttle, or other peripherals. When used with MOZA Cockpit, you get integrated calibration and adjustment features.

Can the MRP pedals be used in the MOZA ecosystem alongside MOZA bases?

Absolutely. Connect the pedals and your MOZA flight base to your PC via their respective USB ports. MOZA Cockpit will recognize both devices and display them on separate configuration pages.

How do I adjust the pedal damping?

Damping adjustment requires the MRP Adjustable Damper accessory (sold separately). Once installed, turn the damper knob clockwise to increase resistance and counterclockwise to decrease it. The base MRP model does not include a built-in damping adjustment — centering tension is adjusted via interchangeable springs instead.

Need help? Contact MOZA Support