Hi flyers

I am interested in either the Moza AB6 base with a Moza MA3F sidestick (or 3rd party compatible joystick) or the Brunner FFB-G base with a compatible joystick. I understand that these are both very good for the price.

I fly mainly Fenix A320 v3 and am planning to fly GA also e.g. A2A's Accu-Sim Legacy RG550.

Please advise me:

• what is your overall experience in FS2024 e.g. in Fenix A320 v3 or GA with either of the above force feedback bases and which would you recommend?

• what joystick do you use and recommend with your base in terms of realism and feel?

Thanks in advance.

I know this isn't the reply you might be looking for but if you haven't had experience of ffb before I'd seriously consider picking up a MSFFB mk2 stick on ebay or somewhere like it.

Yes, they're going to be almost twenty years old now but they're fairly indestructable and then download this:

You'll be saving yourself a heap of cash and the really important thing is the software running the stick. FFB-Bridge is very, very impressive and has rejuvinated my stick.

2 hours ago, DD_Arthur said:

I know this isn't the reply you might be looking for but if you haven't had experience of ffb before I'd seriously consider picking up a MSFFB mk2 stick on ebay or somewhere like it.

Yes, they're going to be almost twenty years old now but they're fairly indestructable and then download this:

You'll be saving yourself a heap of cash and the really important thing is the software running the stick. FFB-Bridge is very, very impressive and has rejuvinated my stick.

Thank you :) I'm glad FFB-Bridge is working well for you.

FFB-Bridge

FFB-Bridge | Force feedback for MSFS and X-Plane

Free force feedback app for MSFS 2024, MSFS 2020 and X-Plane on Windows, Linux and macOS, with MOZA AB6, AB9, AY90, AY210, SideWinder and Logitech support.

and

FFB-Bridge

Tune force feedback while you fly | FFB-Bridge Pro

FFB-Bridge Pro adds Voice Control, Black Box, Cockpit Web and Controls. One-time US$49.99 for Windows 10 (19044+) / Windows 11, macOS and Linux, all 1.x updates included.

If you'd like to try it.

3 hours ago, captainbluesky said:

Hi flyers

I am interested in either the Moza AB6 base with a Moza MA3F sidestick (or 3rd party compatible joystick) or the Brunner FFB-G base with a compatible joystick. I understand that these are both very good for the price.

I fly mainly Fenix A320 v3 and am planning to fly GA also e.g. A2A's Accu-Sim Legacy RG550.

Please advise me:

• what is your overall experience in FS2024 e.g. in Fenix A320 v3 or GA with either of the above force feedback bases and which would you recommend?

• what joystick do you use and recommend with your base in terms of realism and feel?

Thanks in advance.

I have the AB6 and the Brunner, and both are good, but quite different. Brunner is smaller, quieter, less powerful - but arguably more "smooth and refined". It's a different philosophy.

I know of some users who prefer the Brunner for helicopters because its "more precise" (their words) and the Moza stuff for planes that need stronger forces.

I don't think you can go wrong with either. This is my personal opinion, I'm a Moza partner, but under no obligation to promote their products or anything.

Thank you DD_Arthur and Jonathan for your replies, I will have a further look at the Moza AB6 and Brunner FFB-G.

I will also look at your FFB-Bridge website and software features Jonathan which sounds very interesting.

1 minute ago, captainbluesky said:

Thank you DD_Arthur and Jonathan for your replies, I will have a further look at the Moza AB6 and Brunner FFB-G.

I will also look at your FFB-Bridge website and software features Jonathan which sounds very interesting.

Sure and reach out if you have any questions. I can walk you through any issues. The free version really is free with no upsell or bait-n-switch, and free is great for most users .

P.S my name is actually Aditya Nag, JonathanC was a random name I picked years ago when I joined AVsim (I’m not very public on the internet). Been on this forum very long with this name and everyone knows it, so I kept it :)