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Keyboard shortcut for activating reversers in FBW320NX?

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I recall in P3D/FSX that hitting SHIFT+F4 or something similar would activate reversers in planes like PMDG, FSLabs, etc. Is there a way to map MSFS to behave exactly like P3D? With my current setup I find it hard to activate them after touchdown. I fly with a Logitech 3D Extreme and prefer using the keyboard to activate them. That way I can have my right hand on the stick controlling the plane while landing and my left hand free to activate the reversers.

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Map F2 to Decrease Throttle

Then when you touchdown just hold it down for maybe a second or two or try it out on the tarmac. This is what i use with no problems.

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Thanks! so hitting F2 will engage reverse thrust to 100% and hitting it again will deactivate them?

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9 minutes ago, captain420 said:

Thanks! so hitting F2 will engage reverse thrust to 100% and hitting it again will deactivate them?

Negative. Holding it down will simulate a smooth reduction of Throttle all the way to the stops. When you are done with the reversers on rollout if your Joystick has a throttle on it just slightly move it forward a little and back to the stops and that will simulate the closure of the reversers and bring the engines to idle.

There may be a toggle reversers feature which will act as an on/off (max reverse/idle) switch but IRL AC don't always use full reverse thrust. So i personally prefer this way. However if someone has their sim setup with a max reverse toggle on/off then hopefully they can respond to the thread.

 

Hope this helps.

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There are two mappings you can use.  One is a mapping where you "hold down" a key while manipulating the throttle.  While the button is held, the reversers are engaged.  Use your throttles to control amount of reverse thrust.  When released, the reversers disengage and throttle control shifts back to normal..   If you don't like that, the other mapping is a "toggle".  Tapping the key will engage reversers, and you can use the throttles to increase or decrease reverse thrust, and then you can tap the key again to disengage the reversers....See below.  

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Yes I'm aware of both of those, but I wanted to replicate how it was done in P3D. Is that not possible? I want to be able to fully engage/cut out reversers using keyboard only without having to use a throttle on my controller.

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7 hours ago, captain420 said:

Yes I'm aware of both of those, but I wanted to replicate how it was done in P3D. Is that not possible? I want to be able to fully engage/cut out reversers using keyboard only without having to use a throttle on my controller.

Map two keys.  Map one key to both toggle reverse thrust and full throttle.  Then map the other key to both toggle reverse thrust and cut throttle.  When you tap the first key, reversers and throttle should go to 100%.  When you tap the second key, the reversers should toggle back to normal and your throttle goes to zero.

But as far as your original question, there is no single function that has toggle full reverse thrust on/off that I have been able to see.

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