MFG Crosswind V3
A three-axis rudder set with independent left and right brake sensing on third-generation Hall sensors, and a stepless pedal-angle adjustment.
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MFG (trading name of Čarolija drva d.o.o., Trilj, Croatia, also known as Milan Flight Gear) specifies a "3rd generation triaxis digital Hall sensor" on the rudder axis and analog Hall sensors on each brake, at a stated 8,192 positions per axis and up to 500 updates per second. The set carries three axes in total — rudder, plus independent left and right brake axes — with pedal angle steplessly adjustable from 21° to 61°, infinitely adjustable centring through interchangeable cam profiles, and dual spring-hook positions for force variation. Construction is described as a sturdy composite with some aluminium parts, running on seventeen bearings.
MFG lists compatibility with Windows XP through 11, Linux and macOS, and names DCS, Microsoft Flight Simulator, X-Plane, IL-2 and Prepar3D among supported simulators.
On 6 September 2026 we found MFG Sim asking $377.22 for the base, down from $397.43. MFG quotes ex-VAT and settles VAT and freight against the delivery country at checkout, so the landed figure here is a floor. Manufacturer source: MFG Crosswind V3 — base.