November 21, 20205 yr Author A32NX stable version is not for me as well, it's much much closer in term of landing to the dev than without mod. Also right now, during all the approach I get the "don't sink, don't sink" 50 times and the "flaps not in TO config" at landing I will fly without and wait a bit for new version Edited November 21, 20205 yr by bendead
November 21, 20205 yr Commercial Member 1 hour ago, bendead said: A32NX stable version is not for me as well, it's much much closer in term of landing to the dev than without mod. Also right now, during all the approach I get the "don't sink, don't sink" 50 times and the "flaps not in TO config" at landing I will fly without and wait a bit for new version Just a thought but if your using hardware throttle, are you 100% positive that the hardware idle position precisely match the sim idle?
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November 21, 20205 yr Author 13 minutes ago, leprechaunlive said: Just a thought but if your using hardware throttle, are you 100% positive that the hardware idle position precisely match the sim idle? Yes, I am 100% sure, it's really about the way the A320 behaves during landing, the default version is following this rule : Flare mode This mode is automatically engaged when the radar altimeter indicates 100 feet above ground and provides for a direct sidestick to elevator relationship. At 50 feet the aircraft trims the nose slightly down requiring the pilot to progressively move the sidestick rearward emulating a conventional control input for landing. It does not seems to be the case with the A32NX Edited November 21, 20205 yr by bendead
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