Nice... Question: At about the 30 second mark, the F/O hits the TOGA buttons and throttles advance. BUT, they kinda push up one then the other back and forth instead of together as they should. Almost like they are walking. Definitely not right but know you are in the lab. Could you tell us what TQ you are using (who made) and is this a software thing or TQ issue. Was this an X-Plane/OrbitXP test or Prosim/P3D/MSF2020? Thanks,,, Scott
Hi Scott, you are right this is not the correct functioning of the throttle. It is an older piece from the manufacturer SimRevolutions, who don't exist any more. We believe the issue is due to the control card being USB. Ethernet is a much more stable solution and we plan to upgrade this piece quite soon. The test was in ProSim, P3D.
Nice... Question: At about the 30 second mark, the F/O hits the TOGA buttons and throttles advance. BUT, they kinda push up one then the other back and forth instead of together as they should. Almost like they are walking. Definitely not right but know you are in the lab. Could you tell us what TQ you are using (who made) and is this a software thing or TQ issue. Was this an X-Plane/OrbitXP test or Prosim/P3D/MSF2020?
Thanks,,,
Scott
Hi Scott, you are right this is not the correct functioning of the throttle. It is an older piece from the manufacturer SimRevolutions, who don't exist any more. We believe the issue is due to the control card being USB. Ethernet is a much more stable solution and we plan to upgrade this piece quite soon. The test was in ProSim, P3D.
omg instructor hitting his arm to hold throttle...