Rudder ineffective when using both brakes.

[CoBlue]

Rudder becomes ineffective when using both max brakes, when you release brakes rudder becomes effective again.

I don't see this behavior in RL or other DCS airplanes.

 

Do a ground test, 25kts x-wind, start take-off roll,

accelerate to 170kts> rudder holds centerline,

cut throttle to decelerate > rudder holds centerline

start max braking> rudder becomes ineffective? airplane veers into wind with full opposite rudder deflection...???

release brakes> rudder effective again

 

You can max brake & release brakes with full rudder deflection several times during the deceleration & see what happens to the directional control.

It's all happening in high speed regimes above 80kts, but even noticeable at lower speeds.

 

Thank you!

[david.lind]

Was this picked up by smiley?

Explains a lot of troubles with cross-wind landings.

[Rlaxoxo]

Thanks for the report, I'll look into this, could be an odd behavior with anti-skid logic that isn't working right or something but I have to investigate.

 

While this isn't really the topic I feel like Mirage is a bit too glued to the ground somehow.

 

Weird to describe the feeling but yea maybe you understand what I mean.

If you take a look at different modules they weave if you go left and right while taxiing but Mirage feels like it's little bit on some kind of rails when turning : /

 

What do you think ?