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I have been away from the sim for a while and now I see a lot of improvements, it's very stable now, and more complete, particularly for the VFR. Thank you Dave! :smile:

Eventually I can confirm that it's due to my G940. If I try without connecting it at all, the reverse lever works very well via keyboards keys. If I connect the G940 the reverse lever don't work anymore, and If I disconnect the G940 the reverse lever hangs as before. Only if I recharge the aircraft it does work via keyboards commands properly. But more than that: I have two complete different sets, the G940 and the pro flight yoke, well, with this set the reverse lever works properly. Maybe this issue is because my set is damaged, I don't know. Marco Scuto

Thank you, I'll investigate more about hardware, I think the problem is in G940 L. That is, I set keyboard keys and mouse touch with hardware connected, because it does not make sense for me don't use it, But I'll see what if I don't. Marco Scuto

The DC6 is amazing, the beauty, the great feeling, the accurate systems, the perfect model and texturization of this masterpiece gives you the authentic impression like no other. But I beg you to go over the reverse threshold in the future... (if the threshold is the real issue...). After a lot of tries I realized that with my configuration it's impossible to use the native PMDG reverse system. I'm forced to use the default XP reverse if I want to stop during a short landing. And it's like to land with a turboprop, totally wrong, I know... So, if in the corner of your far intentions, there is a chance to go over this feature (andI know that it's perfect for almost all the poeple), please, do it. Even with the software provided by the producer, I was not able to solve the sensibilty and the null zone of my G940 enough to satisfy the reverse red bar demands, no matter how many tries I did,it randomly works, but it's totally unpredictable. I set the levers with a keyboard key, with a button, with the mouse... nothing. Marco Scuto

I see. Well, I have no idea of what can help (other settings, other instruments to check and so on...), There's something wrong with my pc that does not allow that red bar moving at all. A common case of idiosincrasy to red bars Marco Scuto

Thank you Kyle, Yes I did it, throttles at idle, even waiting for the lowest MAP, then a shy click, so a determined click, drag, punchs, hammer... but nothing. Maybe I shall reinstall it. Marco Scuto

I admit that, eventually, I'd like to use the reverse lever... But... Neither with the hardware, as I wrote, nor without them I can do it. I mean that if I try to slip the red bar even without connect the hardware, I can't. I accurately adjust with the mouse the throttles in idle (and the prop), the 4 amber lights light up, then I persist on the red bar but nothing. It's steady. It proudly holds its position... But, if it suddenly moves and retracts (and I didn't see why, what does it change...), after that it's impossible to push it forward again... I don't understand why. Please, could anyone help me to solve this mystery? Am I the only one with this issue (as Vantskruv, at least, recalibrating the imput axes do succed)? Marco Scuto

Right. It's clear that it depends to the lack of precision of the hardware, whatever it is. If we need to calibrate the throttles every time something seems running badly. We need more realism as possible. It's our goal and a check like that should be fine. But I don't know what to do in .Lua language... tarakanbg, dou you think that this file could be shared with the community? And, do you think it should work properly with all the hardware?

I too was not able to reverse the lever almost always, due perhaps to the very little threshold of the throttles idle, with the Logitech G940 Marco Scuto

Hi nriddel, if the Batt/GPU is off, there is the problem, maybe you confuse the switch to turn off in order to disconnect ground power. It Happend to me once and I thought at this post. Marco Scuto