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correct. hold it back till 100 mph then if requiring 2 wheel take off (tail rising) allow tail to rise naturally and apply rudder, if requiring 3 wheel take off, keep applying back presure.
Last edited by Ali Fish; 05-04-2012 at 08:26 PM. |
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Do the training for take-off once, it is a big help.
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Finally!
I figured out why she was swaying too and froo.. My dam wheel breaks are not realising all the way.. I used the KB W key and that did the trick.. Guess Ill need to figure out how to filter my slider rudder breaks?
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I think its Right Control + SHift to show a controls display, might be helpful for you till you get it all worked out, been helpful for me...
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Yeah that is what I used to notice my breaks were sticky! S!
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you need pedals with brakes...
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That is what I got.. The saitek combat rudder soemthing or other.. the pricy ones! I was suprised to seem them not fully letting go.. Ill have to try and filter that out
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