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Guest crasher

Hi, I have got 777-300 running today and it looks as if it will give me hours of fun. Now I managed to get it airbourne and settled down,except,it couldn`t hold its course. It oscillated about 2 or 3 degrees around the set course. Is ths a problem that has arisen before? I looked around but could not see any reference to it. Any help very much appreciated. Thank you Alan

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Are you running any higher simulation rate than 1x with autopilot engaged? It has been tested to 8x rate but the oscillation is still a problem and the patchwork is going to fix that.The oscillation at cruise is noted and it's related to the CG since you're using a 777-300ER, I have a 777-200LR.Here's a quote from the sticky post:-Oscillation at cruiserelated to,I have found that the -300 is very stable if you keep the CG forward of about 18%.With the default load, I moved the cargo in bay 4 up and added it to bay 1...gives a CG of around 15.8% with full fuel if I remember. The CG will shift aft as fuel is burned off, but in this case not past around 18%. It's rock stable in that configuration at acceleration at least up to 8x..Bob Scott

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Guest crasher

Hi Chris, Thanks for that I will give it a try. I seem to fiddle with things more than I actually fly.Reading the various forums it seems I am not the only one. Thanks again, Alan

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