February 17, 20206 yr Maybe this is an issue with my throttle setup, but I can never seem to find the right amount of power when taxiing with the FA50. It takes very little movement of the throttle to go from idle to 50-60% N1 (The aircraft wont even move if I do not advance the throttle to this range anyway). Is there a setting I can change or something or is this just how the aircraft is supposed to behave on the ground? ~Spencer HoeferMOBO: Gigabye Aorus z590 elite | CPU: Intel i9-10900k | RAM: GSKILL RIPJAWS 32GB DDR4 3200 |GPU: Nvidia RTX 2080Ti 11GB| OS: Windows 10
March 20, 20206 yr Fully loaded, 50% N1 might be close to right to get movement. I don't recall using that much N1, but it's been a long time since I flew fully laden. Lately I have been flying lightly-loaded and I'm only using about 30-35% N1 to get going. I do not know how the real aircraft behaves on the ground. If you own FSUIPC you might be able to tweak the throttle curve a bit, but I've never tried it. I hope this response isn't too late, but I saw your post and figured I'd mention my experiences. Rhett 7800X3D ♣ 96 GB G.Skill Flare ♣ Gigabyte 4090 ♣ Crucial P5 Plus 2TB
April 14, 20206 yr Author On 3/20/2020 at 3:15 PM, Mace said: Fully loaded, 50% N1 might be close to right to get movement. I don't recall using that much N1, but it's been a long time since I flew fully laden. Lately I have been flying lightly-loaded and I'm only using about 30-35% N1 to get going. I do not know how the real aircraft behaves on the ground. If you own FSUIPC you might be able to tweak the throttle curve a bit, but I've never tried it. I hope this response isn't too late, but I saw your post and figured I'd mention my experiences. I appreciate the feedback thanks. This could also be P3D's ground friction too. We'll see if LM gets that fixed in v5. ~Spencer HoeferMOBO: Gigabye Aorus z590 elite | CPU: Intel i9-10900k | RAM: GSKILL RIPJAWS 32GB DDR4 3200 |GPU: Nvidia RTX 2080Ti 11GB| OS: Windows 10
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