I have the CH throttle Quad and would like to map two of the levers to the reverse thrust. Simulating the Levers that are pulled on the B737. I have looked and fiddled with FSUIPC (registered Ver.) till my eyes are red and have yet to figure out how to do it. ANybody that could help me out there? Gary TrammellPro Rodeo Announcer

They most likely could help you at this location --> http://www.ch-hangar.com/forum/index.php

Thank but that link only goes to the main page. I could not find anything. Still hoping someone can help me apply two levers to the reverse thrust.GAry

>Thank but that link only goes to the main page. I could not>find anything. Still hoping someone can help me apply two>levers to the reverse thrust.Couldn't find anything?It took me less than two minutes to find a possible answer:http://www.ch-hangar.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2736Like most forums, you need to open them and read the messages... ;)

Sorta A Smart Remark Mr Leming. Anyway I Did Read And Did Find that link BUT THAT IS NOT THE ANSWER TO MY QUESTION. I want to have SEPERATE reverse thrusters like the B737. . Also that is for FS9 not FSX isnt this the FSX forum?>> 1. Reverse thrust if all 4 levers pulled back (must assign axis >> FS9)>>2. TQ left lever for spoiler (must assign axis in FS9)I am not A Complete Idoit! I do Read.GAry

Gary, Try this: http://fsuipc.simflight.com/beta/CH_Controls_with_FSUIPC.pdfI know it can't be done in FS9 using the FS9 assignments. Don't know about FSX as I'm still with FS9.You'll need the FSUIPC for FSX though. Of course you may already have it.Jim

>Sorta A Smart Remark Mr Leming.Sorry Gury Trample... Actually, I edited out the "Smart Remark" I'd originally typed (just like I've just edited out my initial reaction to your rather hostile post.Apparently the "smile" went unnoticed and unappreciated. :-(I thought perhaps a "hint" that the answer might be found through using the utility which came with your CH Throttle that should allow you to create a custom configuration, not that the specific answer I pointed to would solve your problem.Asking your question in that forum would likely result in a more knowledgable answer directly from the company that makes the product.

Forgot to mention that an axis can be assigned to thrust reversers in FSUIPC. Go to the axis assigment page, scan for the axis, when located, check box, and then find the thrust reversers line. All done.Now if someone can help me with my issue: http://forums.avsim.net/dcboard.php?az=sho..._id=15872#15879

You Know What, I appreciate Your Edit But, Why did you continue to throw fuel on the fire with the jab at my miss spelling? It was NOT intentional.I apologize for my hostile post. And thats all i am going to say Mr. LeamingSignedGury Trample.

JimThanks for the help. I will read it tonight to see it it will help.Gary

Thanks, I did all that but never found reverses line.I appreciate the help!GAry

It's there Gary. When the axis is detected in FSUIPC assignments, you need to put the dot where it indicates to sent it direct to FSUIPC calibration, then put a check mark in the little box next to the drop down window, open the drop down window, hit the letter 'R' on the keyboard and it takes you down to "reversers".

>I apologize for my hostile post. ...and I apologize for not being more respecful myself. I meant to further "edit" and remove the misselled name, but got distracted by a phone call and "timed out" for editing.Peace...Fr. Bill+

TADA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!IM SO HAPPY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ILOVETOFLY ILOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!GAry

No need to get mushy Gary. Glad you found it and got it working.