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According to both the F1ED and F1AZ flight manuals available on the net, the auto slats extend at i > 8° and retract at i < 7°.

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In the game, they extend and retract at 7°.

Since I do not have the F1CE/EE's flight manual available, this might be correctly simulated, but in case there was an oversight I thought I'd mention it.

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20 hours ago, Bestandskraft said:

According to both the F1ED and F1AZ flight manuals available on the net, the auto slats extend at i > 8° and retract at i < 7°.

image.png

In the game, they extend and retract at 7°.

Since I do not have the F1CE/EE's flight manual available, this might be correctly simulated, but in case there was an oversight I thought I'd mention it.

 

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Confirmed it was not working correctly, fixed internally now. The maintenance manual we used for reference seemed to have an error regarding this, which confused us. Thanks for reporting it!

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Just checked this behaviour in 2.9.0.46801 and the F1EE (did not test the other aircraft).

The auto-slats now start extending at 7.3 AoA and start retracting at 6.8 AoA as indicated in the F2 view status bar, which seems equally incorrect with reference to the publicly available manuals. Could you verify the behaviour again please?

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Okay, the problem is that the aoa value sent to the slats/flaps was the raw one instead of the corrected one. Now the corrected is sent, but keep in mind that the value won't always coincide 100% with the one given by DCS.

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