May 13, 201214 yr According to FS, the brakes are still applied, even when the pedals have been released on my Saitek controller. Is there a proper way to fix this? Brittany Sventon Virtual Airline Pilot Since 1999 http://www.deltava.org http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002318976142 Atlanta, It's Home
May 13, 201214 yr Author I tried that, and it did not work. Brittany Sventon Virtual Airline Pilot Since 1999 http://www.deltava.org http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002318976142 Atlanta, It's Home
May 14, 201214 yr You most likely didn't do it correctly then as that is definitely the correct action to take to fix this problem, Saitek in their infinite dimdom reversed the wiring of the brake pots. If you assigned the brakes through FSUIPC you will have to calibrate the pedals too and you will need to add a slight null zone at the very beginning of the brake pedal travel otherwise the brakes bind a little. In FS it's possible to have the brakes working a couple of % without any on screen brake annunciation, so if you dont calibrate with a null zone you can imagine the problems binding brakes can cause. Cheers, Andy.
May 23, 201214 yr g reat suggestion, I have had this problem every so often, and never could fix, will try this now......thanks, B42L8
May 24, 201214 yr If You have registered FSUIPC, that is a good idea to assign the brakes via FSUIPC and add a curve to the brakes - I believe FSX works pretty linear when pushing on the brakes which is not the case in automobiles (do not have a idea how this works in real planes) Bartłomiej Ender
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