FLIGHT TRIM

[Gman]

Heh, funny the great ideas that can still be come up with.  I'd use an axis selectable CT for sure, using manual for elevator and leaving others auto.  I flip CT on to retrim and fly with it off right now.

[BBP]

Krusty?

When you assign Aileron or Elevator to an axes on a throttle, not a button. Does that mean at one end of the movement is set at 0? And as you push it down or up, it goes like this? ( 0%-50%-100%) 100 being full force?
Explain that if you could please,

Thanks,
Kimosabe

[FLS]

Krusty?

When you assign Aileron or Elevator to an axes on a throttle, not a button. Does that mean at one end of the movement is set at 0? And as you push it down or up, it goes like this? ( 0%-50%-100%) 100 being full force?
Explain that if you could please,

Thanks,
Kimosabe

When you use analog trim it goes from 0 to 100%. You can even index your trim levers to look like the game trim indicators. Note the 3 trim levers in upper left of picture.

[BowHTR]

When you use analog trim it goes from 0 to 100%. You can even index your trim levers to look like the game trim indicators. Note the 3 trim levers in upper left of picture.

Do the MFDs work in AH?

[FLS]

Do the MFDs work in AH?

Yes and no. I don't have monitors in them, just labels for the buttons. I have other inserts with airfield maps as background.

[BowHTR]

Yes and no. I don't have monitors in them, just labels for the buttons. I have other inserts with airfield maps as background.

Do you happen to have a close up picture of one of them? Do all the buttons work in game?

[FLS]

All the buttons work in the game.

[BBP]

WOW! That's the best set up I've seen. Now the three in the top left corner that you said could be indexed.......where do you get those and what is their name?

[FLS]

You can use any throttle quadrant. It's a Saitek in the picture.

Keep in mind that manual trim is a lot of extra work. SHIFT X is quicker. 

[Puma44]

Keep in mind that manual trim is a lot of extra work. SHIFT X is quicker. 

It all depends on what level of realism a player wants to experience.

[Krusty]

It's not about realism. It's about practicality. If you map your trim manually to several axes like that, it's still important to keep combat trim toggle mapped somewhere as well.

[Puma44]

It's a balance of realism and practicality based on what each individual player wants for his/her $14.95 a month. 

[LTCClark]

I have been using a throttle quadrant for Trim for a while now.  it works great for keeping your nose from bouncing around or feeling extremely heavy when dogfighting.

ct helps when level or just flying but attacking no ct is a different experience


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[nrshida]

Is there still a drag advantage to not using CT?