CWS pitch control

[Guest arvillal2]

Hi guys,I've tried several times to get a proper pitch angle for climb or decent with CWS, provided that I'm on manual and both servos engaged and the proper use of engine power. When disengaging the aircraft goes up and down wildly until I got it in control again. Do you strongly advise to purchase Pete's FSUIPC payware version to alleviate these problems still inside this wonderful B732 pack? I love this acft/panel ever since hit the road in the TinMouse original web site and I just want to improve the way it flies, what would you advise?RegardsArt.

[Bob Scott 7,720]

Can't say I've ever seen or heard of anything like this before. Doubt that payware vs freeware FSUIPC is the issue. Sounds more like a bad CG or a joystick calibration problem.RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile

[Guest arvillal2]

Hi Bob, thanks for reply,May be I was not specific enough, what I meant was that if I purchase Pete's payware version I could have access to the "control speed aceleration" in order to make the controls less sensitive than actually are.I've got to tell you that despite I already have some other "payware" aircrafts into my hangar, good enough indeed, I can not turn my back to the wonderful TinMouse, (Fat Albert is another nickname I know for it) Thank you all for your tireless efforts in keeping this aircraft flying.Best ragardsArt

[Bob Scott 7,720]

>May be I was not specific enough, what I meant was that if I >purchase Pete's payware version I could have access to the "control >speed aceleration" in order to make the controls less sensitive than >actually are.OK...the answer to that question is yes. But the oversensitivity should be confined to trim, not flight controls in general. Registering FSUIPC will help with that, and give you lots of other capabilities as well.RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-VSantiago de Chile