THEAV8R

Thanks, have posted on Inibuilds as well, waiting for any replies.

Microsoft/Inibuilds NAMC YS-11 for MSFS2020 Description: While flying the NAMC YS-11 , I’ve consistently observed a wing-low attitude during cruise when the autopilot is engaged. The aircraft flies wings-level manually, and fuel trim gauges confirm balanced fuel distribution. CG is within limits, as flight plans are generated via Simbrief. I’ve tested both HDG and NAV modes—no difference. Applying aileron trim temporarily corrects the roll, but the autopilot soon overrides and reverts to the wing-low attitude. This behavior mirrors an issue I experienced years ago with Just Flight’s BAE 146, which was never fully explained and didn’t appear to be widely reported. Troubleshooting Steps Taken: Verified fuel and CG balance Disengaged autopilot to confirm manual wings-level flight Tested multiple autopilot modes Applied aileron trim (temporarily effective) Compared behavior with other aircraft (no issue observed) Suspected Cause: Possibly related to autopilot roll channel logic, servo calibration, or attitude reference modeling. May also stem from how legacy aircraft autopilots are simulated or simplified in the platform. Request: Has anyone else experienced this behavior in the YS-11 or similar aircraft? Are there known fixes, config tweaks, or patches that address autopilot-induced roll bias? Would appreciate any insights or suggestions.

Thanks to Greg and Chris for your comments...

Lately, for no apparent reason during a flight (and also involving flight direction with ATC), I get an unsolicited ATIS message scrawling along the top of the screen. The annoying thing is you cannot get rid of it, and it blocks out access to ATC replies. Have tried rapid clicking on ATC messages requiring acknowledgement, but it won't allow access to the point that in the end, ATC terminates services due to non acknowledgement. Just wondering whether anyone has experienced this problem, and whether there is a remedy.

:( I can hear the FO's voice and all background sounds,but whenever I speak into the microphone, I get no response. Have done all the voice training and as I have WINDOWS XP, have d/loaded SAPI. In the Speech Properties and under Advanced Audio Properties, I have selected "Use this audio input line" and selected "microphone"..is this correct?