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Center trim after landing, and watch the brake presure, when you secure the brake the pressure is lower than when pressing brake. I solved this securing brake quickly from pressing brake.

Hey, then the damage model is not complete, it lacks pilot's :D

No, I did not. It is just that the servos example was the first I thought, but I recognize it is not the best ;)

Try to park your car or brake without them, you will not need going to the gym anymore :D

Yes, easy to set and easier to regret :D I agree, there is more involved when building so complex applications. I have been involved in many ERP upgrades and it is a nuisance. Functionality, integrity, interfaces, etc., have to be conserved or evolved coherent and compatible. It is not a short and easy job, I know.

So it seems it is a feature :D:joystick::D So, what is best, ball centered or feather centered?

I understand some of the concerns of ED about releasing dates from a developer point of view, being one myself. However, compilation flags are easy to set. I also suppose they are heavily running regression tests to assure quality and calculation exactitude, and that is the reason why they are holding the release of a 64 bit version.

Hence my question. My empirical knowledge shows that it is not true in my case.

Not for me. It is like driving without servos.

The question arose in my mind when I centered the ball while flying around 180-200 km/h and my eyes told me the that I was not flying straight, but sideslipping to the left, something corroborated by the feather. However, the ball was centered. Centering the feather put the ball to the right in a noticeable manner, but visually I flew straight.

For the sake of aerodynamics, I trust the feather.

I have observed that in medium/high speed conditions the yaw indicator does not coincide with the front feather, I mean that if I trim the helo using the bank and the yaw indicators, the feather indicates a sideslip to the left. If I trim using the feather an the bank indicator, the yaw indicator shows the ball to the right. Default weather conditions so no wind. The sempiternal question: bug or feature?

Use the rigth tool for the job, and the Ka-50 isn't.

Well, the manual is wrong. It is not required to turn on "АДВ" (Automatic turn to target). It works just with step 1 and 2.

Thanks, but it is not for the wingmen. It is for my helo. The wingmen do it right, but my helo don't. To be clear: there are no wingmen. I just want the autopilot to move my helo from its actual position to target in datatlink through ingress point in datalink.

In Route mode, it seems I cannot do like my wingmen and follow a datalink ingress point prior to engage a datalink target. I know the procedure and I can make the system go to a datalink target or to an datalink ingress point, but not to follow the logical path (first: ingress point, second: target). Is it the way it really works or I am missing something?

Post a link to that thread, please. I am interested in it as well.

Eurocopter Tiger can :P

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Look at this thread: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=39261

Very good job :thumbup: ++rep

¿R.T.B.M? ¿Return To Base Manually? :P And please, God, let us not behave like experts sending novices to RTFMing Land.

Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar aka "The Kid" :lol::lol::lol: "El Cid" is short for "El Cid Campeador", beeing "Cid" the castillian for "Sidi", that in arabic means "Lord" or "Sir", a true respect title given to him by the moors he fighted against or in favor to (yes, feudalism had that sort of things). "Campeador" means sort of "Champion of the fields of battle", i.e. he was unsurpassed in personal battle, never. He always won. All together it could be something like "Lord of the Battlefield". Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, el Cid Campeador. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Cid http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodrigo_Díaz_de_Vivar (more complete than the english wiki)

The south american spanish pronunciation comes from the way spanish is pronounced in the south of Spain. And five centuries have passed since the discovering of America... Try to read "El cantar de Mío Cid" in ancient spanish and you will see an example of evolution :D BTW, you b****rds have completely denaturalized my post :D

I think so, that is why I have asked about the optimizations and architecture(s) used in the compilation. For people who have modern microprocessors means giving us an edge over the generic compilation at no cost.