See if the reverse axis box is ticked or not and untick or tick it and recalibrate.

Edited November 17, 20223 yr by 40track

Does MSFS have the throttle bound to the F1, F2, F3, F4 keyboard keys? Unplug the CH yoke and press F4 which should be full throttle (it is in P3D and FSX). Does the throttle go back to idle like with the yoke?

Try binding the CH yoke propeller axis to MSFS throttle option. Does it do the same thing, go back to idle?

8 hours ago, 40track said:

See if the reverse axis box is ticked or not and untick or tick it and recalibrate.

Tried this several times did not work

 

3 hours ago, Twenty6 said:

Does MSFS have the throttle bound to the F1, F2, F3, F4 keyboard keys?

I unassigned all throttle assignments from the keyboard and mouse

 

3 hours ago, Twenty6 said:

 

Try binding the CH yoke propeller axis to MSFS throttle option. Does it do the same thing, go back to idle?

This did not work  

Update Its working intermittently now.  Every time I load the sim I have to go into controls and clear my throttle axis.  I then hit scan and move my CH yoke throttle back and forth.  After validating I restart the sim it seems to be working. I say its intermittent because sometimes I have to do this more than once and restart the sim to get it to work.  Surely, this is not normal so hopefully I can figure out a permanent fix.

I also noticed after takeoff I cannot reduce power until at 500-600agl is this normal in MSFS?  I just switched from P3D. 

Edited November 17, 20223 yr by wrightt80

I think you will have to resort to the CH Control Manager. HERE

There will be a lot of posts saying 'OH NO! and to be fair I would have been one of them but it will sort out your problem....Probably

Or try connecting the yoke to a different USB port on your PC, see if that fixes the intermittent issue. Presume it was working ok in P3D so you can rule out a faulty controller. Do you have a joystick connected at the same time that has a throttle slider? Or the CH Products Throttle quadrant?