Jazz

Must we caveat everything or isn't the obvious just plain obvious?

I'm not sure what you're trying to say to be honest, buddy.

What plane/planes are you flying and what GPS's are you using?

I have never ever seen a Captain ever fly from the right seat of anything but a helicopter. It's just not a thing. However, it is fairly common for larger aircraft to have tillers on both sides of the aircraft.

I think you're right. The 757 is all about that front end and this one looks off somehow.

I'll try to remember when the sim is running next to look at this for you but not sure when that is going to be.

Shout back at the trolly-dolly, ask her for coffee and then ask that she closes it on the way out 😉

This is one thing about this aircraft that I really do appreciate. So many aircraft have absurdly twitchy elevator control (FSR500) and this thing is far more realistic in it's required movements from what I can tell. It alows one to actually control the pitch with some precision. It has weight. I also appreciate the slow trim speed for the same reason. I understand that they timed this so it's bang on. Edit: I actually missread what you wrote there but I will leave what I wrote so that I have some positives to say regarding this plane. It's really not all bad. It's just the bad part is so bad it's unflyable. It does seem to take an awful lot of trim but I have no idea of the reality of that so won't be whinging about it. At least until I have more experience flying it but that won't happen until they acknowledge and fix the comedy yaw.

Doesn't change the way this thing behaves. Not the issues with it, anyway. I have disabled the interlink myself, it's easy to do and I'm not the only one in this thread that has done so.

Yeah, we know.

You and me both. Although, I didn't get involved in the conversations as I could see that it was futile. The delusional sycophants (a common theme on Discord) and this guys attitude persuaded me to dump the thing in the hanger. I'll try it in a couple months and see if some sense has been applied to it but judging by what I have read over there and the attitude towards the behaviour of the yaw I sense that this one will remain a write-off as far as I'm concerned.

All of this. I don't care how much the consultant pilot defends it, I simply will not believe the real thing behaves this way and am suspicious of anyone that does. It's ridiculous. On approach it behaves as though there is no vertical stabiliser and yaws back and forth as though it's a space craft docking in zero gravity and with thrusters to control it. Not 'knowing the front from the sides' is a completely apt description. There is no way this aircraft yaws into such an extreme crab the way this model does with zero wind and little power before suddenly deciding to crab the other way. What else am I expected to believe? That it can fly through walls? I'm also unconvinced the turn coordinator is synced correctly but it's hard to tell with the comical yaw characteristics. It's the most unstatisfying joyless aircraft to land in my extremely long flight sim experience. It's a real shame for me because there is so much to like about this aircraft but the yaw control, especially on approach means it's insufferable. I hope they get some more professionals to consult on the flying characteristics of this plane. I have heard the views of a couple that fly it and quite a few more of pilots of other aircraft and their eyebrows have certainly been raised by what they have experienced. I too tried removing the interconnect but it was still a dreadful mess.

Not that I know of. Thankfully, I don't see it very often.

If you think this thing is funky try the SWS PC-12.

Something is wrong. I experience none of what you speak of with this plane. My first port of call would be to check for controller conflicts and conflicts that may be in your community folder. You're right about the sounds. I really hate them but I believe improvements are on the way. I also understand that the dev is working on a tablet for this and I wouldn't be surprised if a load manager of sorts was included in that. That's just an assumption though.