July 15, 200916 yr For some reason I can't turn autothrottle off. I press D to turn it off and it well say ATS off. But then I still have no control of the throttles. No matter what I am doing the throttles well be out of my control and I well stall most of the time. And also what I can't do is when I am in Auto Flight Mode and when I select a heading nothing well happen. :(And when I turn and then set auto flight again the plane well automaticly turn to 309, even though I don't want it too. :(
July 15, 200916 yr For some reason I can't turn autothrottle off. I press D to turn it off and it well say ATS off. But then I still have no control of the throttles. No matter what I am doing the throttles well be out of my control and I well stall most of the time. And also what I can't do is when I am in Auto Flight Mode and when I select a heading nothing well happen. :(And when I turn and then set auto flight again the plane well automaticly turn to 309, even though I don't want it too. :(I wonder, are you perhaps refering to a Spitfre - a Cessna 182? People here are not mind readers:-) Windows 10 (x64) - X-Plane 11 - M/B: Asus ROG Maximus IX Hero - CPU: i7 7700k (@5.0GHz) - RAM: 32Gb Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 @ 3200MHz - Video: GTX1080ti - Cooling: Custom water loop (EK 140 Revo D5 pump/res combo, EK EVO CPU block, EK XE360 Rad)
July 16, 200916 yr For some reason I can't turn autothrottle off. I press D to turn it off and it well say ATS off. But then I still have no control of the throttles. No matter what I am doing the throttles well be out of my control and I well stall most of the time. And also what I can't do is when I am in Auto Flight Mode and when I select a heading nothing well happen. :(And when I turn and then set auto flight again the plane well automaticly turn to 309, even though I don't want it too. :(You need to sign your name per policy. You also need to provide more information. I presume you are trying to fly the MD-11. Per manuals, in order to select manual heading, you need to "pull" the button, etc...I suggest you go through the tutorial.Fabio
July 16, 200916 yr CTRL+Z is the normal command to disconnect the ATS, unless otherwise assigned, if you are indeed flying the MD-11. Try that. If you assigned that command to another key, try switching it back to the default.As far as operating the GCP and AT/AS systems go, RTFM, this is basic stuff.
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