Planes slip on wheel braking

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Many times I landed planes, upon touchdown, I applied both wheel brakes in full together on the rudder pedals, and the planes began to slip. If I was lucky, the plane began to slip and drift. Or the planes rolled sideway… This happened to F/A-18C, Viggen and A-4E-C.

 

is it my setup problem? I am flying in full T16KM and V27 OB.

Edited May 18, 2021 by VFGiPJP

[Lange_666]

4 minutes ago, VFGiPJP said:

is it my setup problem?

 

No, it's you actually. Be more gentle on the brakes.

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Roger. I recon there is no ABS.

Edited May 18, 2021 by VFGiPJP

[Lange_666]

When on the roll-out, open the canopy (don't do this going to fast or it will rip off), brake hard and listen...

[razo+r]

4 hours ago, VFGiPJP said:

Roger. I recon there is no ABS.

 

 

Don't know about Viggen or A-4, but at least the F-18 has, at least in real life, anti-skid.

[VR Flight Guy in PJ Pants]

Yes, but poor me, turning the anti-skid on still not working for me.

[Lange_666]

16 hours ago, VFGiPJP said:

I applied both wheel brakes in full together on the rudder pedals, and the planes began to slip.

 

16 hours ago, Lange_666 said:

Be more gentle on the brakes.

 

Don't brake full to get onto that taxiway. If you can't come to taxi speed before the turn, just roll past it and return when you have reached decent taxi speed.