All-metal PC rudder pedals with Hall-effect yaw and toe-brake sensing, adjustable centering and up to 150 mm rudder travel.
The MOZA MRP Rudder Pedals provide dedicated yaw and independent toe-brake control for Windows PC flight simulation. A swing-arm mechanism delivers ±30° rudder rotation and up to 150 mm travel, while Hall sensors measure rudder and brake input. USB supports standalone DirectInput use, and RJ11 supports connection through compatible MOZA flight bases.
Why choose this product?
- Independent Hall-sensed yaw and toe-brake inputs give fixed-wing and rotary setups dedicated pedal control instead of repurposing sim-racing pedals.
- Interchangeable centering springs, adjustable pedal geometry and an optional damper let the mechanical feel be tuned for different aircraft and cockpit positions.
Product details
Rudder, brakes and rotary use
The swing-arm mechanism provides ±30° rudder rotation with up to 150 mm travel. Each toe brake has up to 20° movement and pedal angle adjusts from 0° to 30°. In helicopters the rudder axis supplies yaw; cyclic and collective controls are separate and not included. In fixed-wing aircraft the toe brakes remain available for ground handling.
Construction, centering and mounting
The aluminum-alloy housing uses a high-strength steel swing arm and pedal plates. Centering force is adjusted with interchangeable springs and the end stops are adjustable. Use the non-slip pads on a hard floor or hard-mount the base to a rig. The optional MRP Adjustable Damper adds mechanical resistance and is sold separately.
Connection and software
Use USB for standalone PC operation or RJ11 through a compatible MOZA flight base. MOZA confirms that standalone USB lets the pedals work alongside third-party flight bases, throttles and other peripherals. MOZA Cockpit provides calibration; in MSFS, bind rudder and left/right toe-brake axes in the Controls menu.
Compatibility
Platform: Windows PC. The MRP pedals can operate as a standalone USB DirectInput device.
Connection and ecosystem: USB allows use alongside MOZA or third-party flight hardware. RJ11 connection is also available for compatible MOZA flight bases.
Requirements: A stable floor or compatible rig mounting surface is required. The optional MRP Adjustable Damper, cyclic, collective, yoke, flightstick and throttle are not included.
Specifications
Platform
Windows PC
Dimensions
354 × 518 × 264 mm
Product weight
8.0 kg
Rudder rotation
±30°
Rudder travel
Up to 150 mm
Toe-brake rotation
0°–20°
Pedal angle
0°–30°
Sensor
Hall effect
Connections
USB to PC; RJ11 to compatible MOZA base
What's in the box?
- MOZA MRP Rudder Pedals
- Data cable
- Tool kit with hex wrench and spacers
- Mounting screws
- User manual
Frequently asked questions
Are the MRP pedals suitable for helicopter and rotary simulation?
Yes for yaw control. The rudder axis is the relevant pedal input for helicopter anti-torque control. A cyclic and collective are separate controls and are not included with the MRP pedals.
Do the MRP pedals include toe brakes?
Yes. The set provides independent toe-brake inputs with up to 20° of brake-pedal rotation, which is useful for fixed-wing ground handling and braking.
Can I use the MRP pedals with a non-MOZA flight base or throttle?
Yes. MOZA confirms standalone USB DirectInput operation, so the pedals can run independently alongside flight hardware from other brands on the same Windows PC.
Can the pedals be hard-mounted to a cockpit?
Yes. MOZA provides mounting holes for rig installation and also supports floor-standing use with the non-slip pads. Check the exact cockpit mounting dimensions and fastener choice before installation.
Do the MRP pedals provide force feedback or an adjustable damper?
The base MRP pedals are passive and do not use motorized force feedback. Centering is set with interchangeable springs. MOZA offers an optional Adjustable Damper for additional mechanical resistance, sold separately.
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