chongoman69

Hi Ark, I've recorded a video of this. I deleted all the content of the community folder and uninstall and install the plane and it keeps happening. I've also disconnected my logitech throttle and yoke and it just keeps happening. I tried with Turbulence real/low -- Weather real and non real and it just keeps happening. Here's the video I was talking about https://drive.google.com/file/d/12Wt1mdyEYyHNQmJPiGVg6Xn3duPNi-ys/view?usp=sharing Any input will be highly appreciated. Thanks!

Hey! Thanks for your reply! I'll definitely give those points a shot 1) I'm just doing the liveries that came with the airplane, I believe there should be around 30 default liveries or so 2) No autotrim is on, I even tried to enable that to see if it helps, but definitely it doesn't 3) This is a good one! I'll give this a shot 4/5) I'll try this as well! Thank you!

Oh sorry! I bought the C414 from Flysimware. Thank you!

Hi everyone! Just wondering if anyone can throw me a rope here… I’m having major issues maintaining a steady pitch during climb and cruise. The plane keeps bouncing all over the place — climbing at 1500 ft/min, then dropping to 500 ft/min, and sometimes even going negative. I honestly can’t figure out what I’m doing wrong. I’ve got real-world experience, over 1000 hours on VATSIM, and plenty of time in the Comanche, C172, default Learjet, and some airliners. I usually hand-fly pitch manually in the Comanche, C172, and Learjet without any issues, so I like to think I’ve got a decent handle on maintaining a constant climb. But with this one, it’s just super tricky. I’ll try to record a video when I can, but in the meantime, if anyone has any ideas or suggestions, I’d really appreciate it. I’m flying with the lowest turbulence setting available, and I’ve tested both real weather and no wind. Pitch control is through the trim wheel on my Logitech flight yoke system. I’m using the same profile across all the planes I mentioned, and weirdly, it’s only with this one that things get unstable. Thanks in advance!

Yes! I have the Saitek, here is the one I have https://images.mypilotstore.com/hr/5471-highres.jpg Nice to know I should plug the second throttle quadrant to the yoke, but in any case, both of the times I connected the new Throttle Quadrant directly to the PS/2 on the yoke and it did the same thing... I'm guessing I'm just having bad luck? I was wondering if there could be some weird registry things messing up, but again, these things are Plug and Play... I'll definily try that test to calibrate and see how it goes. I still have a couple days to play with the new one.

Just to clarify, I have the Logitech Flight Yoke System, which includes the yoke and a throttle quadrant (connected directly to the yoke via PS/2). Everything worked perfectly. Now, as I'm training for my Multi-Engine rating, I thought about adding a second throttle quadrant to improve the experience. So I bought a used one. But the moment I connected it and slightly moved one of the throttles, everything went crazy. Buttons and controls in the virtual cockpit started activating randomly. I downloaded the Logitech mapping software, and when I connected the used quadrant, I saw all kinds of input combinations switching rapidly on their own—it was complete chaos. But when I plugged in the original one, everything was fine. My first thought was that the used one was broken, so I got a refund. Yesterday, I received another used one—and it’s doing exactly the same thing. Now I’m starting to wonder if the issue is something on my end. But I don’t know… these devices are supposed to be plug and play. I’ve never needed to install any special drivers before. I also purchased a PS/2 to USB and connected the throttle directly to my computer USB, and it's doing the same... What do you guys think might be happening?