Hi!I have a small problem with FSX: the aircraft experiences unwanted right aileron trim to the right. At the beggining I though it could be a hardware damage, but I have got it even when the Yoke (saitek pro flight) has not axes/key assigned, and even with the yoke disconnected and using a Joystick.I tryed to use also other aircrafts, single engine, twins, etc.. with all of them the same situation, always to the right side. Sometimes it reach a trim where the aircraft is stabilized and do not go futher right, but not as a rule.Weather settings to good and beutiful sun, with no wind :DWhat could I do?Thanks in advance,Daniel

Hi!I have a small problem with FSX: the aircraft experiences unwanted right aileron trim to the right. At the beggining I though it could be a hardware damage, but I have got it even when the Yoke (saitek pro flight) has not axes/key assigned, and even with the yoke disconnected and using a Joystick.I tryed to use also other aircrafts, single engine, twins, etc.. with all of them the same situation, always to the right side. Sometimes it reach a trim where the aircraft is stabilized and do not go futher right, but not as a rule.Weather settings to good and beutiful sun, with no wind :DWhat could I do?Thanks in advance,Daniel

DanielCheck the following:If you use the SST software make sure the assignments in it are exactly the same as those that are in FSX.In FSX make sure you have NO duplicate assigments - FSX will reassign axes if it thinks things have changed.For ALL axes set the null zone full left and the sensitivity full right and then calibrate via FSX.there is a "natural power torqe" (LEFT OR RIGHT) effect with many planes in FSXAre you using FSUIPC4?RegardsPeterH

DanielCheck the following:If you use the SST software make sure the assignments in it are exactly the same as those that are in FSX.In FSX make sure you have NO duplicate assigments - FSX will reassign axes if it thinks things have changed.For ALL axes set the null zone full left and the sensitivity full right and then calibrate via FSX.there is a "natural power torqe" (LEFT OR RIGHT) effect with many planes in FSXAre you using FSUIPC4?RegardsPeterH

hi I have the same problem I use a saitek av8r. I also get a problem with rudder trim most of my planes veer off the runway in one direction at first I thought it was the usual things like wind but I now believe it to be something else. I have fsuipc registered. Is there a way in fsuipc to delete all assignments and start again?? If it is a conflict with fsx and fsuipc it would be easier to delete all assignments and then use solely fsuipc.Tom

Hi!I have a small problem with FSX: the aircraft experiences unwanted right aileron trim to the right. At the beggining I though it could be a hardware damage, but I have got it even when the Yoke (saitek pro flight) has not axes/key assigned, and even with the yoke disconnected and using a Joystick.I tryed to use also other aircrafts, single engine, twins, etc.. with all of them the same situation, always to the right side. Sometimes it reach a trim where the aircraft is stabilized and do not go futher right, but not as a rule.Weather settings to good and beutiful sun, with no wind :DWhat could I do?Thanks in advance,Daniel

Hi Daniel,The Saitek Pro Flight Yoke is famous for the problem you describe. To verify the problem is what I suspect, try this: Go to the Control Panel on your computer, open "Game Controllers", select the Saitek Yoke and click on "properties". That should show you the X-Axis off to the right. Unplug the USB connection for the yoke and plug it back in. Then go back into the Yoke properties and the X-Axis should be centered. Bottom line is if you simply disconnect/reconnect the Yoke each time it gets off center you can get it to work correctly for a period of time. Hope that helps.

Hi! Many many thanks for the answers.Finally it was possible to solve the problem, but the process was not easy ;o)Can you imagen which was the cause of the unwanted right triming? I will give you some facts before:- Jets did not have the unwanted right triming;- At low throttel, propellers (twins or single) trimmed noticeable less; at high altitud also just a little;- All the time to the right, even if it was not connected the Yoke, or if the yoke had not axes assigned;- FSX was configured at the top of the reallity settings, and at the top of:P-factor!Yes! It was the P-factor; when I set it to zero, the trimming was gone.So, it is normal ;o) If somebody out there is having this problem, please notice it is normal and does not mean any hardware failure.Daniel

I had this problem for a time in the Cessna. I use keyboard controlls and could not find any trim.Then after many unwanted right turns, especially after a long flight coming to land, I discovered I had experimented with the fuel tank taps! :( rhha

... If it is a conflict with fsx and fsuipc it would be easier to delete all assignments and then use solely fsuipc.Tom

You better disable controllers in the FSX menu, you don

hi I have the same problem I use a saitek av8r. I also get a problem with rudder trim most of my planes veer off the runway in one direction at first I thought it was the usual things like wind but I now believe it to be something else. I have fsuipc registered. Is there a way in fsuipc to delete all assignments and start again?? If it is a conflict with fsx and fsuipc it would be easier to delete all assignments and then use solely fsuipc.Tom

TomThere is absolutely no conflict between FSUIPC and FSX unless you have the same axis assigned in both FSX and FSUIPC4.Hence, my comment about duplicate axes. Duplicate axes = trouble.If you use FSUIPC4 to assign your axes then you must delete those same axes assignments in FSX. You can assign some axes in FSX and some in FSUIPC4 (mix 'n match) but they must not be the same.The SST software can also conflict with FSUIPC4 again due to duplicate assignments.Unless you have a very complex plane it is just as easy to assign axes, etc in FSX as it is in FSUIPC4.For GA planes I only assign the gear up gear down function FSUIPC as it has more functionality than FSX, I assign the rest of the axes in FSX.Do check your sensitivity and null zone.RegardsPeterH