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MSFS 2024 throttle axis acting up

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Today, when starting up the Black Square Baron, I discovered my good old CH Products Flightsim yoke's Z-axis (assigned to throttle axis in the sim) is acting up. It gives very small inputs when set at any value between 0% and 100%. It can be seen in the virtual cockpit and even clearer when checking the curves in the settings (no curves set by the way).

After starting the left engine I try to prime the right engine by using the mouse for the right throttle lever, but it won't stay at 100% though; it keeps reverting to the value set by my throttle axis.

When I check the Z-axis in Windows it is stable. Also in X-Plane I do not see any movement.

Any ideas what I can do about this? It's one of those things that appear out of the blue, it worked ok during my last flight 🤔

Edited by Rimshot

Cheers, Bert

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Not sure, but when I've had this kind of problem it usually turns out to be a conflict with another controller, usually a throttle setting on that controller or moe that one slider or button set to throttle in the same controller setup. Hope you find it and can fix it.

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