November 11, 20196 yr How can I calibrate 747 controls. I cannot make a complete flight, every time during takeoff / cruise A/P keep disconnecting. This is happening with all 737 series also. I tried work on P3D Calibration Device. I really have no idea what is happening. I have 12 years CH Yoke/Pedal, I like them. Please give me an advise Thanks Ahmet Sanal "Time you enjoyed wasting, was not wasted"
November 11, 20196 yr On FMC push MENU>PMDG SETUP>OPTIONS>SIMULATION>NEXT PAGE> under CTL INPUT WITH AP ON switch from ENABLE to DISABLE. I suspect that AP is disconnecting because you touch the yoke? With this setting this will not occur. Also in Calibration options try this please: Calibrate again your yoke and set Sensitivity for Aileron and Elevator axis @ 127 with NULL ZONE @ 1, Let us know. Regards Alex Freshly retired after 41 unforgettable years on the Boeing 747. The flying days may be behind me, but the memories never will be. Now I have the privilege of sharing those experiences—and continuing to learn alongside the next generation of pilots—in the Level D simulator. Aviation has a way of keeping us all pilots, no matter how many hours we've logged.
November 11, 20196 yr Author Alex, Thank you very much. "ENABLE to DISABLE" disabled and controls are working. Later on I will make my regular flight and will confirm you. I also changed to Sensitivity for Aileron and Elevator axis @ 127 with NULL ZONE @ 1," You saved my CH yoke / Pedal. I think they are thanking you,also. Edited November 11, 20196 yr by asanal Ahmet Sanal "Time you enjoyed wasting, was not wasted"
November 11, 20196 yr I'm very happy that I was able to help. Happy flying! Freshly retired after 41 unforgettable years on the Boeing 747. The flying days may be behind me, but the memories never will be. Now I have the privilege of sharing those experiences—and continuing to learn alongside the next generation of pilots—in the Level D simulator. Aviation has a way of keeping us all pilots, no matter how many hours we've logged.
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