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50N 737 Reverser Issue

By maximus92, in MS FSX | FSX-SE Forum

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I just noticed on 50N's 737s that the reversers aren't separate in FSX. Not sure why I hadn't noticed this before. Anyhow, all my other planes act as they should with the reversers reacting to each throttle lever on my CH Product's Throttle Quadrant. 50N's only react to throttle one with both engaging at the same time. Is there an easy fix for this?

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Petraeus    145

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I just noticed on 50N's 737s that the reversers aren't separate in FSX. Not sure why I hadn't noticed this before. Anyhow, all my other planes act as they should with the reversers reacting to each throttle lever on my CH Product's Throttle Quadrant. 50N's only react to throttle one with both engaging at the same time. Is there an easy fix for this?
Is there an FSX version of the 50N 737? :(

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sargeski    16

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Is there an FSX version of the 50N 737? :(
FS2004 only. He must be trying to port it to FSX.

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Yes I have ported it over from FS2004. Is there a line in the aircraft.cfg file that I can edit?

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