Recluse Posted May 20 Posted May 20 (edited) Recently noticed the "Neutral (takeoff) trim in pitch, roll and yaw indicator lamp" Just wondering how it is best used in flight. I can sort of guess from the name but noticed the lights going on and off in normal flight and wondered how to interpret them. null Edited May 20 by Recluse
Solution virgo47 Posted May 20 Solution Posted May 20 That just tells you the trim is neutral - not that this is the right trim for current moment in flight. It's only good when you want to reset trim - that is, to find the neutral position. Some modules even have a trim reset function, which is not always present in the real plane. So it's a kind of "assistant" (or cheat, if someone insists ). Su-25T does not have this action - or at least not available in provided bindings. 2 L-39, F-4E, F-5E, F-14, F/A-18C, MiG-15, F-86F, AJS-37, C-101, FC2024 Yak-52, P-47, Spitfire, CE2 UH-1H, Mi-8, Ka-50 III, SA342 NTTR, PG, SY, Chnl, Norm2, Kola, DE Supercarrier, NS430, WWII, CA VKB STECS+Gladiator/Kosmosima+TPR DCS Unscripted YouTube "Favourite" bugs: 1) Object local camera fast/slow inverted, 2) Yak-52 toggles not toggling, 3) all Caucasus ATC bugs
sunwolf Posted Tuesday at 01:10 PM Posted Tuesday at 01:10 PM three axis no-trim lamp == Welcome to 3GO Cyber Air Force == http://bbs.3gofly.com/en
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