Hi,Unfortunately I have a strange problem with the Cessna 152. Check out the screenshot below:There is no wind, yet it seems I get pushed to the left continuously. If I want to fly straight I have to give a lot of right rudder, almost full right rudder (check the turn co

Are you calibrated through Windows or FSUIPC?

Rick,Yes I have. I always use FSUIPC for my calibration. I also posted about the problem here. It appears the problem was caused by starting from a saved situation. The strange thing though is that other aircraft I selected in that same saved situation behaved normally.

Hmm...curious...In reading the other forum's replies, I wouldn't think it would have been caused by improper load or P-factor, either. The reason I asked about FSUIPC is that I had once inadvertently checked the "Aircraft specific" box on one of the calibration tabs in FSUIPC. I was at quite a loss up to that point and found it by accident.

After some further discussion in the thread I linked to above I got a useful tip. It turned out I had assigned a button on my yoke to an EZDok Camera view. This button was also assigned to left ruddertrim in the FSX controls settings, so everytime I selected this camera I applied left trim :( Sometimes it is simpler than it looks...