p2006T trim and other things

Hi

OK...here are some answers:

Extensive nose down trim input during flight:
I will take a second look on this one. Having the autopilot setting its trim with lots of nose-down trim input may indicate a weight and balance issue...now...how do you know that the elevator trim is being set to an "extensive" value? I'm asking because it may also be a trim-indication issue. Either ways, thanks for the input, I'll check it out!

Also had some exciting TOs:
OK..that's easy - you have probably engaged the autopilot (switch in the front panel, left pilot side) to on prior to takeoff. You can notice the autopilot starts trimming the aircraft (elevator) as soon as you are engaging it on the ground, so...to avoid the "exciting" takeoffs - simply switch this switch to "on" after take off. The technical reason for this is that this is how X-Plane is currently built, but I have plans to dig in and "detour" this issue soon.

Just saw an update regarding a HUD:
Oh...there is no any HUD update. You must have been referred to the glass-cockpit G1000 version of the P2006T? if the answer is 'yes', then, this update will be available only after X-Plane 11 will have a certain update which involves the addition of the G1000. Shortly after this update will be released within X-Plane, the VSKYLABS P2006T will include a second aircraft in the package, with the P1000 avionics.

My night lighting seems very dim:
Yes I got this note from another pilot also. Although I am comfortable with it (especially when flying night flights in a dark environment - lights off or dimmed in my PC flying room, as it supposed to be also in real life), I will certainly set it up to be brighter in the next update!

Thanks for your great inputs, I owe you some answers regarding the trim issue and will post it in this topic right after it will be 'checked and resolved'.

JetManHuss

Hi

Sorry for the late reply...I forgot that you have started this topic in the technical issues thread of the forums. The right place to discuss these kind of technical issues (of airplanes),is in the payware discussion boards

Anyways I forgot to answer about the RPM. Well, because there might be more than one checklists to follow, best thing is to check the pilot operation manual (link can be found in the project page at www.vskylabs.com

I will soon move this topic to the right place in the forum, and will add a link to the pilot operation manual.

Either ways, it is not a problematic issue (1200 vs 1000).



Thanks

JetManHuss.

Hi

Everything is working as it should be. 

Please note that the LR G1000 will only work when using X-Plane 11.10 (currently in beta), as written in red highlighted lines in the project's page, an in the product description in the VSKYLABS and the .ORG stores.

If you are not using the X-Plane 11.10 beta version, it will work when X-Plane 11.10 will go final and after you will acquire its update.

There are already videos and screenshots made by users who had purchased/updated v4.0, showing the G1000 fully working working - all of them were made using X-Plane 11.10 latest beta.