Love It!! But One Minor Issue

[TexasGary 47]

Bryan, nice job on this program!!  Got it today and after reading the Voice Control manual I was able to complete a voice command pushback with the C208B with no problems.  Bui after I disconnected and started to taxi, the plane pulled a lot to the left.  So I went back and calibrated my MFG Crosswind rudder pedals and checked the Control Options in MSFS to see if anything was off with my Sensitivity settings or if I had a brake engaged.  Everything looked good there, so I tried another pushback and flight.  But I got the same result (pull to the left during taxi).  So then I tried the same flight without using Pushback Express, and my rudder pedal function was back to straight and normal.  Any ideas on what may be causing this?  If it matters, I am using  dgtlanlg's Cessna 208B Grand Caravan EX Improvement Mod and I don't have any other mods in my Community Folder except the FS2crew cmd center and data proc mods. 

Thanks.

Gary    

[byork 2,260]

Hi Gary,

We don't physically move the rudder.  Only the user uses the rudder.

Take a look at your rudder pedals are they centered?

Cheers,

[TexasGary 47]

Did another flight with the C208B and had the same problem.  When it was pulling to the left, I stopped and went to external view and looked at the rudder and nosewheel.  The rudder was absolutely straight, but the nosewheel was turned slightly to the left.  Ill do some more testing and report back.

[TexasGary 47]

OK, I think I got it sorted.  During one of my test flights I noticed that if I turned the control yoke while taxiing the aircraft turned.  Then I remembered that I had takeoff auto rudder on as an option.  I turned that off, and recalibrated my alerion axis.  And that fixed it.  Did a few more test flights with PBE and no more pulling to the left.  Just wanted to post a follow up and let everyone know that the issue was on my end, no issues at all with PBE. 

Bryan, thanks again for making this awesome pushback program for MSFS.

Gary

 

[byork 2,260]

Glad you figured it out!

Cheers,