no torgue changes............

[Schlomo1933]

...... in  a real helicopter the torgue will slightly change when u point the nose up and down or roll the the helicopter. In the gazelle the torgue is rock steady. (when u change the attitude)

Could you Polychop please at this to the flight model ?

Also the tourge changes irl when u push the pedals . But for this im not shure, because of the fennestrom tail rotor. Dont know if the tail rotor is mechanicly coupled to the engines.   

[Ramsay]

1 hour ago, Schlomo1933 said:

...... in  a real helicopter the torgue will slightly change when u point the nose up and down or roll the the helicopter. In the gazelle the torque is rock steady. (when u change the attitude)

Could you Polychop please at this to the flight model ?

AFAIK this is already included in the "Flight Model", what is still WIP is engine modelling, hence why the torque indication may be "rock steady".

1 hour ago, Schlomo1933 said:

Also the tourge changes irl when u push the pedals . But for this im not shure, because of the fennestrom tail rotor. Dont know if the tail rotor is mechanicly coupled to the engines.

This is also modelled i.e. right pedal causes the helicopter to climb / torque to increase approx. +5%, left pedal causes it to descend / torque to decrease approx. -5% (depends on how aggressive the pedal input is).

As said, AFAIK the engine modelling "re-work" is still WIP, so the engine/rpm governor responsiveness may still be WIP or receiving SME feedback.

Tested DCS Open Beta 2.9.2.49940, Gazelle SA342L with Sand filter, Sinai

Edited January 14, 2024 by Ramsay

[Schlomo1933]

I‘m really sorry. I tested the last 2 1/2 hours again with different missions and all the time it was working as expected. 
 

…strange…
 

I recognized this morning that the Torgue scale was really rock steady. It was only moving as I moved the collective….didnt move when I moved the pedals or changed the attitude of the gazelle. 
Was it maybe a bug?