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Seeker 04-28-2011 08:14 PM

109 flap keys
 
I'm still using my IL-2 stick profile, modified only where strictly neccesary.

Consequently, my flaps up/down is mapped to the C & V keys.

This works as expected in the Spit and Hurri. Flaps go up, flaps come down.

But not in the 109. I get blue text up in an info window telling me the flaps move to nuetral, but never further, and I can't see them coming down in exterior view.

Any pointers?

Buzzer 04-28-2011 08:17 PM

You must hold the flaps-down-key a loooong time.
Takes abt 30sec to fully extend the flaps in the 109.

Seeker 04-28-2011 09:48 PM

You mean just keep holding the flap key down?

I didn't think of that!

Buzzer 04-28-2011 10:23 PM

Yup.
Look at the flap as you extend it - and just hold the key pressed.
Takes along time to fully extend.

Blackdog_kt 04-28-2011 11:34 PM

This happens with every control that was manual in the real aircraft.

So, if for example you want to extend the gear by using an emergency hand-pump mechanism you'll have to hold down the appropriate key as well.

This is also how the bomb bay doors work in the Ju88, because in the real one the bombardier had a hand-crank to manually open them. In other bombers that use an electric/hydraulic/whatever motor you just press the key once.

Hope it helps ;)

Seeker 04-29-2011 04:10 PM

Thanks guys.

So I should make a stick profile for the 109 and Ju88.

Any idea how many key presses I should put in the Macro?

samich 04-29-2011 04:30 PM

you seem to have missed what people are telling you.

you need to hold the key down for 30 seconds, not rapidly press the key

Seeker 04-29-2011 04:49 PM

Ah, OK, so I set the macro for a 30 sec key press.

That's no problem.

I guess it's the same for flaps up too?

Thanks.


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