Possible BUG: Abrupt Taileron Movement upon LEF Extension

[Ironhand]

The MiG-29 manual available online indicates that the automatic longitudinal stability control adjusts the taileron actuator to counteract pitch moments during LEF operation. All well and good. In the sim, however, with the landing gear retracted, LEF extension causes an abrupt and severe repositioning of the tailerons in the pitch-up direction. This repositoning is far more extreme than that which occurs when LEF extension occurs as a result of the landing gear being lowered. Track attached.

 

The following is a video made from the track. Notice the abrupt change in taileron position as LEF extension occurs and that my nose, which was beginning to fall toward the horizon, abruptly stops its fall as the tailerons react. There was no stick input except for trim.

 

 

Now, it may be that this is how the real deal works. But it seems extreme, especially since the movement is much less abrupt and severe when the LEF extension occurs as a result of the landing gear lever being moved to the down position.

MiG-29 LEX.trk

[Yo-Yo]

It's fixed already

[sylkhan]

It's fixed already

 

Ah, good news, thanks

[Ironhand]

It's fixed already

 

Thank you. Good news.

[Rex854Warrior]

Was this fixed in the last open beta ? Didn't notice any changes on how the aircraft handles when the LEF extend.

Edited November 11, 2018 by Rex854Warrior

[AeriaGloria]

I feel like it’s much smoother