May 28, 201313 yr Hello All, I am having an issue with the Majestic Q400, which is significant only during taxiing. This only started after I assigned keys to FSUIPC, but regardless when I stop taxiing I have to engage and then disengage the parking brakes to begin to taxi. Not even the normal brakes. This happens after every time I stop. This in it's own would be bearable, however when the spoilers change to flight mode this often causes the brakes to automatically apply, stopping the plane on the spot. It makes for a very strenuous taxi. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this? I am using the Saitek Pro Flight Yoke system and the CH Products Pro Pedals. This problem only occurs in the Q400, as well. Thank you for all of your replies.-abasa12 Derek MacPherson At the risk of sounding cliche, I love planes.GTX 770 / i7-4790K / 16GB DDR3
May 28, 201313 yr Perhaps you should un-assign those FSUIPC keys one by one to find the culprit. Matt L.
May 28, 201313 yr Saitek pedals? There's an issue out there where if you release the pedals quickly they don't completely go to the 'bottom' of their axis. In Majestic's control panel, ensure you set the zero brake application to the correct axis value. Patrick Houghton
June 1, 201313 yr Author I have more information on the problem - I have recalibrated with FSUIPC4, however the brakes fully engage only during taxi when I slow down, be it with engines or normal toe brakes. Basically without the warning the parking brakes engage (or some other very strong brake) and the plane is brought to a halt. Any additional info would be very helpful. -abasa12 Derek MacPherson At the risk of sounding cliche, I love planes.GTX 770 / i7-4790K / 16GB DDR3
June 6, 201312 yr Make sure you are calibrating your brake axis through Majestic's Control Panel - not through FSUIPC. Patrick Houghton
June 8, 201312 yr Sounds almost like you are activating having the wheel chocks on, which will stop the a/c... when this happens there is no red text to tell you, as there is with the parking break (assuming that you have not disabled the text option in FSX). Thanks, Bruce. ASEL, Instrument. KBJC, Colorado.
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