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Post by martin on Feb 13, 2018 14:48:41 GMT
Hello!
I just bought a few days the P2006T, and I'm having some issues with the Analog version. It seems that it's either too sensitive or the aerodynamics are too exaggerated on climbs, descends and even straight and level flight. Just having an attitude of a few degrees makes the VSI go all the way up or down, even in straight and level flight with cruise power. It's very difficult to maintain an altitude when very small corrections makes you go up or down very quickly, and also when trying to keep a descent/climb rate. This is not happening to me in the G1000 version. Another thing is that it seems to have a roll tendency to the right, so you have to keep some control pressure to the left to keep it level. I'm currently flying the P2006T, so I will be glad to help if you need it.
Hope you can solve this soon!
Cheers, Martin.
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Post by VSL-Admin on Feb 13, 2018 15:11:43 GMT
Hi Martin, I've read your input and took it for a ride. Both the Analog and the P1000 variants are flying well, without any type of unwanted behavior. They are stable, perform well at all power settings. What I suggest is this: a) make sure you are using the latest version of the plane (v4.3 I assume...so it's fine). b) make sure that you haven't changed the simulation speed rate (or ground speed rate). If pressed and switched on, everything will go faster then it is expected, and it might fit your report regarding the climbs and the descents. You can disable it (if pressed) by pressing ctrl+t until you will not see a line indicating that the simulation is in accelerated time mode. c) roll tendency - if you were flying with accelerated time mode - than disabling it will resolve this as well. In general, the aircraft (like in real life) is pre-trimmed in the roll axis. There are differences in the aerodynamic forces as airspeed is changing, and sometimes, during flight, you will have to use roll (aileron) trim for fixing the aircraft hands-off. On the Yokes, which are modeled according to real Yokes, you can notice the TR-IM buttons. These are the buttons for trinning the aircraft in the roll axis. It is electrically operated. In the VSKYLABS P2006T you will have to assign a trim-type-buttons on your joystick in order to trim the aircraft in the roll axis during flight. In any-ways, I've just re-checked it and the roll inherent tendency is right on spot (not interfering with flight operations). Please let me know if the information above helped you to solve things out! JetManHuss - VSKYLABS
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Post by martin on Feb 13, 2018 15:16:52 GMT
Thank you, I'll try that!
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