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25% left Rudder every T/O

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anyone got any ideas why i always have to apply Left Rudder on every take off regardless on wind/slope/ or if i only have one shoe on drives me mad, could it be related to P torque on a prop which I never fly only the Fenix ?


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You may need to re-calibrate your pedals maybe?  I have not observed that issue!


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Dennis D. Müllert

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6 minutes ago, sonny147 said:

anyone got any ideas why i always have to apply Left Rudder on every take off regardless on wind/slope/ or if i only have one shoe on drives me mad, could it be related to P torque on a prop which I never fly only the Fenix ?

Are you flying using "Real Weather"? If so any crosswind will be amplified by the incorrect ground friction coding.

If the wind is straight down the runway then as the poster above says - it could be a pedal issue - or possibly worth checking your throttle assignments (if using separate controls for each engine).


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but its always Left Rudder regardless of wind direction , ive checked pedals and the joystick i use for steering ( only) ?? dont know

 


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Working on fixing this today.  Wasn’t sure if it was just me or something amiss after SU10, but same thing here….takeoff in the TBM requires an enormous amount of left rudder.  Didnt occur until now.  I am using FSUIPC7 and T-Pendular pedals for rudder / steering.  
 


rgds, JB

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ive taken all primary controls of MSFS and put them on FSUIPC just left steering tiller ( separate joystick ) on MSFS yet to test will get back


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