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MOZA MGX1000 Instrument Panel is a MOZA navigation panel for pilots who want a proper G1000 flight sim panel, not another screen to click with a mouse. Built for MSFS 2024 and X-Plane 12 setups, it brings a 10.4” IPS display, real knobs, buttons, an ALPS joystick, DisplayLink connection and VESA mounting, making COM/NAV, maps, autopilot work and IFR/VFR flying feel much closer to a real cockpit at home, without cluttering your desk.
| Technical specifications – MOZA MGX1000 Instrument Panel | |
|---|---|
| Display and controls | |
| Product type | G1000-style avionics instrument panel |
| Display type | Full-colour IPS display |
| Screen size | 10.4 inches |
| Resolution | 1024 × 768 px |
| Maximum brightness | Up to 500 nits |
| Operating modes | PFD – Primary Flight Display or MFD – Multi-Function Display |
| Physical controls | Tactile buttons, precision rotary encoders and a 7-way ALPS joystick |
| Lighting adjustment | Independent screen, character and button illumination adjustment |
| Construction | |
| Materials | ABS and PC |
| Dimensions | 304 × 201 × 66.8 mm |
| Weight | 1.17 kg |
| Connections and power | |
| Video transmission | DisplayLink over USB – no HDMI connection required |
| Ports | USB-A and DC 5 V power input |
| Rated voltage | 5 V through USB or 5 V DC |
| Rated current | 900 mA through USB, 2 A through DC input |
| Supported platform | PC |
| Software and compatibility | |
| Configuration software | MOZA Cockpit |
| Currently supported simulators | Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and X-Plane 12 |
| Planned support | Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and X-Plane 11 – through a future MOZA Cockpit update |
| Intended aircraft | Aircraft using G1000-style avionics |
| Mounting and package contents | |
| Desktop mounting | Included desktop stand |
| VESA standard | 75 × 75 mm |
| Additional mounting options | Bottom mounting, aluminium-profile rigs and integrated cockpit installation |
| Package contents | MOZA MGX1000, 1.5 m USB 3.0 Type-A cable, desktop stand and power adapter |
| Panels included | 1 |
MOZA MGX1000 – questions and answers
1. What is the MOZA MGX1000 used for?
The MGX1000 replaces mouse-operated avionics with a physical screen, buttons, rotary encoders and a joystick. It is intended primarily for aircraft using a G1000-style flight deck and provides direct access to maps, COM/NAV radios, autopilot functions, flight data and navigation pages.
2. Does the MGX1000 contain its own display?
Yes. It has a 10.4-inch colour IPS screen with a resolution of 1024 × 768 and brightness of up to 500 nits. It is a complete display panel rather than a button frame that needs a separate monitor to be installed behind it.
3. Can one panel operate as either a PFD or an MFD?
Yes. MOZA Cockpit allows the connected unit to be configured as a Primary Flight Display or Multi-Function Display. One panel performs one of these roles at a time, but its assigned mode can be changed later when switching aircraft or rearranging the cockpit.
4. Are two MGX1000 panels required for a complete PFD and MFD layout?
A physical two-screen G1000-style arrangement requires two units. One MGX1000 can then show the primary flight instruments as the PFD, while the second handles the map and multi-function pages as the MFD.
5. Does the MGX1000 need an available HDMI port?
No. DisplayLink sends the video signal over USB, so the instrument panel does not occupy an HDMI or DisplayPort output on the graphics card. This simplifies cockpit builds that already use several external monitors or multiple instrument displays.
6. Which simulators currently support the MGX1000?
The current ready-to-use support covers Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and X-Plane 12. MOZA lists Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and X-Plane 11 as planned for future MOZA Cockpit updates, so these older versions should not be treated as supported out of the box yet.
7. Which aircraft can be used with the panel?
The published compatibility focuses on G1000-equipped aircraft. Examples include the Cessna 172 Skyhawk G1000, Beechcraft Bonanza G36, Diamond DA40 NG, Diamond DA62, Cessna 208B and third-party COWS DA40/DA42 or SWS Kodiak 100. Compatibility still depends on the simulator version, aircraft add-on and current MOZA Cockpit profile.
8. Does the panel provide full G3000 compatibility?
MOZA presents the MGX1000 as a G1000-style instrument panel and publishes compatibility for aircraft using that avionics layout. Full G3000 operation should not be assumed. Check the aircraft profile in the latest MOZA Cockpit release before purchasing the panel for a different avionics system.
9. How can the MOZA MGX1000 be mounted?
The included stand allows the panel to sit directly on a desk. Its housing also supports a 75 × 75 mm VESA mount and bottom mounting, making it suitable for aluminium profiles, dedicated brackets and integrated home-cockpit dashboards.
10. What is included, and which controls are sold separately?
The package contains one MGX1000 panel, a 1.5 m USB 3.0 Type-A cable, desktop stand and power adapter. A yoke, throttle and rudder pedals are not included. A general-aviation cockpit can be expanded with the MOZA AY210 MFY Yoke Bundle and MOZA Flight MRP Pedals.
Manufacturer
- Moza EU
- Room 1903-1904, Building 3, Nanshan Zhiyuan Chongwen Park, No. 3370 Liuxian Avenue, Nanshan District,
- 3370 Shenzhen
- China
- support@mozaracing.com
- +49518589638
Responsible person
- Gudsen Technology EU GmbH
- Birkenstrasse 23
- 40233 Düsseldorf
- Germany
- support@gudsen.com
- +48687537215
























