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M20R speed brakes

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Flying the lovely Carenado M20R Ovation in MSFS just now and although enjoying the extra workload this airplane provides I’m having an issue deploying the speed brakes. In settings they are successfully bonded to an axis on my throttle quadrant as well as a toggle switch for extend/retract. Anyone got theirs working?

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I moved your post to the support area since you posted it in the Tips and Tricks area. That section is only for posting tips not for support inquiries.

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4 hours ago, zonda12s said:

Flying the lovely Carenado M20R Ovation in MSFS just now and although enjoying the extra workload this airplane provides I’m having an issue deploying the speed brakes. In settings they are successfully bonded to an axis on my throttle quadrant as well as a toggle switch for extend/retract. Anyone got theirs working?

Yes, bind Spoilers to your controller. Spoilers, not speed brakes. They work great.

When Pigs Fly . Ray Marshall .

25 minutes ago, raymar said:

Yes, bind Spoilers to your controller. Spoilers, not speed brakes. They work great.

I find it almost humorous that in the camera view from the pilot's eye position the red switch on the left side of the yoke is not visible, but from the camera view from the center of the cockpit, to the right of the pilot's position, over the console, the switch is barely visible. Enough to click. It's based on the "out of the box" vertical eyepoint position, but still makes me chuckle.

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24 minutes ago, raymar said:

Yes, bind Spoilers to your controller. Spoilers, not speed brakes. They work great.

Mine are also working great. Bound to the red button on the left of my logitech yoke(where the actual button is on the M20).As raymar said, bind to spoiler toggle.

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43 minutes ago, fppilot said:

I find it almost humorous that in the camera view from the pilot's eye position the red switch on the left side of the yoke is not visible, but from the camera view from the center of the cockpit, to the right of the pilot's position, over the console, the switch is barely visible. Enough to click. It's based on the "out of the box" vertical eyepoint position, but still makes me chuckle.

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That left hand yoke with all the buttons was added to the Ovation by the Silver Crown King KFC-150 Flight Control system and Mooney had the first plane with speed brakes (/Spoilers) so the only space available was to stick the extra button on the side of the yoke head. It works a lot better in the real one.

When Pigs Fly . Ray Marshall .

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Thanks everyone

The only problem with getting the spoilers/speedbrakes working is sitting there on the ramp for 20 minutes just looking at the wing and watching them extend and retract with the cool scissor motion that they have.  It's kinda mesmerizing, at least for us folks who don't get out much. 

 

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Useful things.. actually gives you the ability to land at a reasonable speed rather than screaming down the runway and skidding to a halt sideways as if you were driving a racing sim 🙂

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Turns out I did have the spoiler toggle mapped correctly but doubling up this command with spoiler 0-100% axis as well resulted in them not working unless the axis was set at 100% when the button was activated. Sorted now.

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