can not reproduce Cyclic moves on its own regularly during flight.

[Voolpy]

Hello, I sometimes, and for me too often, have the cyclic pitch rise on its own. I trim it to center it, It therefore returns to the center, but automatically and on its own it pulls the cyclic upwards. Automatically up my nose! It's unplayable.

I'm using the default centering setting.

Has anyone else experienced this?

 

Edited Wednesday at 11:21 AM by Voolpy

[razo+r]

Any unwanted double bindings?

Does it only happen in the CH-47?

Have you checked your hardware for noise or loose contact?

[Voolpy]

I haven't found any key with a dual function, it only happens on the CH47. This happens, for example, in level flight; I'm just holding the cyclic and the collective, without pressing any buttons... it happens sometimes, other times everything is fine...

[MAXsenna]

42 minutes ago, Voolpy said:

I haven't found any key with a dual function, it only happens on the CH47. This happens, for example, in level flight; I'm just holding the cyclic and the collective, without pressing any buttons... it happens sometimes, other times everything is fine...

Try to check for axis conflicts. DCS has a nasty reputation for binding axis to the wrong functions.

Cheers! 

[BIGNEWY]

8 hours ago, Voolpy said:

Hello, I sometimes, and for me too often, have the cyclic pitch rise on its own. I trim it to center it, It therefore returns to the center, but automatically and on its own it pulls the cyclic upwards. Automatically up my nose! It's unplayable.

I'm using the default centering setting.

Has anyone else experienced this?

 

Hi, 

as others have mentioned please check for double inputs on axis, more than one controller on the same input. 

When we test all seems ok.

thank you

[Voolpy]

I looked several times but I didn't find anything. I'll take another look... thanks

[BIGNEWY]

31 minutes ago, Voolpy said:

I looked several times but I didn't find anything. I'll take another look... thanks

check the device in a tool or windows calibration, check there are no input spikes also. 

[Renko]

1 hour ago, Voolpy said:

I looked several times but I didn't find anything. I'll take another look... thanks

I didnt see anyone mention to check this, go and take a look to see if Force Feedback is disabled. You need to have that box un-checked.
It's unfortunately On by default and I've seen it cause issues for users multiple times.

So take a look just to discard that item  hope it helpsnull
 

Edited Thursday at 09:58 AM by Renko

[Voolpy]

I finally found it!

It's the up and down trim buttons on my joystick (Warthog). I don't know why they were activating unexpectedly. Anyway, I've reprogrammed the buttons and I need to see if it's working after several flights.