October 23, 200817 yr Have I missed it or is the Reverse Thrust key not operative in FSX as it was in FS9??George
October 23, 200817 yr Commercial Member >Have I missed it or is the Reverse Thrust key not operative>in FSX as it was in FS9??>>GeorgeHit F1 once then F2 twice. Regards, Dave Opper HiFi Support Manager
October 23, 200817 yr >>Have I missed it or is the Reverse Thrust key not operative>>in FSX as it was in FS9??>>>>George>>Hit F1 once then F2 twice.>Thanks M8George
October 23, 200817 yr Author Moderator I would suggest that one push and HOLD the F2 key until full deployment is achived......on most a/c it will take about 3 seconds. Fr. Bill AOPA Member: 07141481 AARP Member: 3209010556 Avsim Board of Directors | Avsim Forums Moderator
December 19, 200817 yr I would suggest that one push and HOLD the F2 key until full deployment is achived......on most a/c it will take about 3 seconds.Any way to assign it to a different key or joystick axis?Specifically the right lever used for mixture?Thanks,Ron Bring back Chief Illiniwek!University of Illinois.
December 19, 200817 yr Any way to assign it to a different key or joystick axis?Specifically the right lever used for mixture?Thanks,RonI use a button on my joystick (Saitek X52 Pro) for reverse thrust. Going off memory here but you assign Reduce Throttle Quickly (or it's called something like that) to a joystick button, make sure Repeat is ON and then all you need to do is press and hold the button to get reverse thrust. A quick push up and back of the throttle (which will should be at idle at this point) returns the engines back to idle.
December 20, 200817 yr I use a button on my joystick (Saitek X52 Pro) for reverse thrust. Going off memory here but you assign Reduce Throttle Quickly (or it's called something like that) to a joystick button, make sure Repeat is ON and then all you need to do is press and hold the button to get reverse thrust. A quick push up and back of the throttle (which will should be at idle at this point) returns the engines back to idle.I use CH Products throttle quadrant, and there are detents at the bottom end of each of the 6 axis, which can then be assigned to button presses with the repeat turned up. I am currently set up for a dual prop, with my throttle 1 set up to reverse, prop 1 set to feather, and mixture 1 set up to cut-off. Once the detent is passed, I can then add a second button press, but I have yet to find a reason to do so.Its all done in the control set up page in FSX.
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