over weight and environment conditions Low RPM warning and George CPG not working

[sobe]

Why do I keep getting a low rpm warning when I go into a hot Apache and try to hover?

When I am in the CPG seat and try to control the Apache with George, I get the George command circle and George's voice, but the Apache does not go up.  What am I doing wrong?

[Feuerfalke]

9 minutes ago, sobe said:

Why do I keep getting a low rpm warning when I go into a hot Apache and try to hover?

When I am in the CPG seat and try to control the Apache with George, I get the George command circle and George's voice, but the Apache does not go up.  What am I doing wrong?

It happens when you pull the collective too hard and too fast and, of course, if the throttle-level of your engines is too low. (check left console)

Did not try CPG with George as pilot, yet.
In general: Commands in the inner circle are accessed by a short press, commands in the outer circle are activated via long press. Maybe that will make a change.

[Baldrick33]

Have you mapped the up, down. left & right controls to the George AI helper controls section?

[sobe]

yes

[Raptor9]

You may be carrying too much weapons/fuel for the environment you are in, like hot or high altitude locations.

Try reducing the payload you are loaded with and see if that works.

[salsantana]

30 minutes ago, Feuerfalke said:

It happens when you pull the collective too hard and too fast and, of course, if the throttle-level of your engines is too low. (check left console)

Did not try CPG with George as pilot, yet.
In general: Commands in the inner circle are accessed by a short press, commands in the outer circle are activated via long press. Maybe that will make a change.

Not to derail from topic, but I was just now wondering about the Apache's throttles...... far as I know and/or presume, the throttles in helicopters are kept at full while in flight and of course in takeoffs, while power is exclusively controlled by collective........ (this is a question).

[jonsky7]

12 minutes ago, salsantana said:

Not to derail from topic, but I was just now wondering about the Apache's throttles...... far as I know and/or presume, the throttles in helicopters are kept at full while in flight and of course in takeoffs, while power is exclusively controlled by collective........ (this is a question).

Yes, same in Apache, put throttles to flight position, don't touch them again till landing. ( more or less)