Anyone who’s using the MSFS beta noticed the Fenix AP simply cannot follow NAV at some point during ANY flight ? Its starting to rock violently left and right till AP disconnects. 

works perfect here, just giving it a spin from EGLL to LSZH

 

Edited November 14, 20232 yr by DAD

Short example... Sometimes it recovers sometimes it dont. 

 

41 minutes ago, roi1862 said:

Short example... Sometimes it recovers sometimes it dont.

In your MSFS settings, under Assistance Options, Pilot Experience, Turbulence, have you set this to 'Low'?

https://kb.fenixsim.com/turbulence-setting

1 minute ago, F737MAX said:

In your MSFS settings, under Assistance Options, Pilot Experience, Turbulence, have you set this to 'Low'?

https://kb.fenixsim.com/turbulence-setting

Yes. It is set to 'low'. 

Also this mostly accrues at high alt with no turbulence. 

As you can see in the video its like the letteral NAV starting to fight itself and over correct left and right. At other cases it goes on and on till its 90 degrees bank and AP goes off  

Betas are not supported so use at own risk.

8 minutes ago, F737MAX said:

In your MSFS settings, under Assistance Options, Pilot Experience, Turbulence, have you set this to 'Low'?

https://kb.fenixsim.com/turbulence-setting

There are threads with people complaining there is no turbulence in flight (like this one) but Fenix recommends setting turbulence to low. Go figure.

1 minute ago, Alvega said:

There are threads with people complaining there is no turbulence in flight (like this one) but Fenix recommends setting turbulence to low. Go figure.

As i understood it, their AP cannot handle fast changes. That is why they recommended to use low. 

I also dont think that my issue related to turbulence at all even if it is set to low. 

4 minutes ago, roi1862 said:

As i understood it, their AP cannot handle fast changes. That is why they recommended to use low. 

I also dont think that my issue related to turbulence at all even if it is set to low. 

You're probably right, I use the FBW 320, not the Fenix, and didn't have any problem with it yet using turbulence on realistic. I have turbulence in flight but nothing that the plane can't handle.

Edited November 14, 20232 yr by Alvega
typo

2 minutes ago, Alvega said:

You're probably right, I use the FBW 320, bot the Fenix, and didn't have any problem with it yet using turbulence on realistic. I have turbulence in flight but nothing that the plane can't handle.

I might lay off the Fenix till they will update it. 

Defiantly want to give a try to the FBW. You are using development build ? (if its still working like this... i didnt follow it for some time...) 

Possibly PID issue

2 minutes ago, bendead said:

Possibly PID issue

PID issue ? As in joystick issue ? 

9 minutes ago, roi1862 said:

You are using development build ? (if its still working like this... i didnt follow it for some time...) 

Yes I am.

3 minutes ago, roi1862 said:

PID issue ? As in joystick issue ? 

More like the way the aircraft is reacting to a sudden attitude change. Maybe the beta changed the way turbulence act on the plane and Fenix will need to update their code, or it's an issue with the beta and Asobo will need to fix it

51 minutes ago, roi1862 said:

mostly accrues at high alt with no turbulence.

Tried flying with no other add-ons in Community Folder or starting automatically at MSFS launch?

It's frustrating when you're the person that is affected and others apparently aren't. You may just have to wait for SU14 to come out of beta and for Fenix to look at it.

 

43 minutes ago, Alvega said:

There are threads with people complaining there is no turbulence in flight (like this one) but Fenix recommends setting turbulence to low. Go figure.

Everyone's favourite subject! It depends on the aircraft. I had to stop flying the FSR Sting S4 because turbulence would manifest itself as a very mechanical left and right shake (whipsaw yaw action) in benign conditions.

There needs to be more appropriate turbulence. None on a winter anti-cyclone day, some on a windy day, more on a hot day and all the turbulence to throw your aircraft around like a jumping bean in a hurricane.

 

Edited November 14, 20232 yr by F737MAX