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I'm having problems with the rudder peddles vibrating and a jack hammer noise going at the same time. I've tried everything including repair and deleting input folder, it's got me stumped

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That's normal. The peddles vibrate when you are stalling the aircraft. It's a warning feature.

 

Is it normal even on solo? Thank you! :thumbup:

 

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Is it normal even on solo? Thank you! :thumbup:
I'm not a subject matter expert but I'd say, as a trainer, it's a feature of the aircraft whether you're flying solo or have an instructor. I don't know if the CC version has it as well. I guess Vibora will have to chime in.
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I'm not a subject matter expert but I'd say, as a trainer, it's a feature of the aircraft whether you're flying solo or have an instructor. I don't know if the CC version has it as well. I guess Vibora will have to chime in.

 

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There is a button on the base of the throttle that turns the horn off for a while.

 

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That's for the gear warning, not the stall warning.

 

 

sorry, yes you are right :)

 

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I'm not a subject matter expert but I'd say, as a trainer, it's a feature of the aircraft whether you're flying solo or have an instructor. I don't know if the CC version has it as well. I guess Vibora will have to chime in.

Yes, the C-101CC incorporates the pedal vibrator as well.

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Hey thanks for the info Vibora, the C-101 has developed into a nice aircraft and well worth the wait.

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