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Here ya go guys, takin it old school !

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thanks for the link mate:beer:

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Here ya go guys, takin it old school !

 

 

Brilliant... Lately, I've been watching lots of stuff relating to flying the Pony IRL for any hints and tips :thumbup:

Any combat training vids would be good too - I could really use all the help I can get LOL :joystick:

 

 

Hmmm... 7 degrees rudder trim on takeoff... Interesting.

I've been trimming the ailerons so as to compensate the torque reaction of the plane wanting to bank / roll to the left when taking off.

I trim the ailerons and add in a tiny amount of elevator (nose up) trim prior to take off. I do still get the plane trying to pull to the left when barreling down the runway but it's only a very slight amount which I compensate for by hand with a tiny bit of rudder input.

 

Might have to give the recommended way a shot and see how it fairs.

Now to find a spare button to bind rudder trim...... :D

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