check procedures the rudder trim overeact during takeoff(instant trim setting)

[corbu1]

vor 12 Stunden schrieb Rogue Trooper:

From the Wags' mouth: actual. It will not be a MFD laden airframe.

Personally I would have Liked the UH-60 to be on par with the Chinook as their MFDs are the same. But an earlier bird with a a lower SCAS system in an older airframe, with a cranked tail rotor would indeed be a fantastic thing in DCS!...... probably not for the DEVS. 

Hopefully I am not hearing what I want to hear but basically this will be the only cranked tail rotor chopper in DCS.

Was that in a video or did he post we‘ll get the UH-60L? Just curious! Would be happy with either Lima or Mike as long we get a Black Hawk.

[BIGNEWY]

Folks please dont go off topic. 

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[Ddg1500]

21分钟前，BIGNEWY说：

Folks please dont go off topic. 

Please note that we will be making adjustments in future updates. So please continue to be patient. 

thank you  

Thank you, and please take notice of  my track file and response

[Floyd1212]

9 hours ago, Ddg1500 said:

yet when I trimmed the rudder, the apache always oversteer, and  that where the problem is, as i don't encounter any of those issue on mi24

It looks like you have the Pedals Trimmer Mode set to Instant Trim on the Special Options page.  In this mode, when you set the trim position the input in-game gets briefly doubled, which can cause the over-correction until you take your foot off the pedals again.  You might try the Central Position Trim mode instead, which will not double the inputs after trimming.

But, like was stated before, you will see the greatest difference in control and stability by removing your springs, optionally adding a damper, and using the Pedals Without Springs mode.

[Ddg1500]

1小时前，Floyd1212说：

It looks like you have the Pedals Trimmer Mode set to Instant Trim on the Special Options page.  In this mode, when you set the trim position the input in-game gets briefly doubled, which can cause the over-correction until you take your foot off the pedals again.  You might try the Central Position Trim mode instead, which will not double the inputs after trimming.

But, like was stated before, you will see the greatest difference in control and stability by removing your springs, optionally adding a damper, and using the Pedals Without Springs mode.

I do tried central trim mode, honestly its even worse, so i would still stick to instant trim, and that's better yet still problematic