146 Professional

Weren't they low to begin with?

Yes, I experienced this also, but just a few times - on white rocker switches on the overhead panel. Next time it happens I'll make a note of exactly which switches.

Hi. I had this exact same issue with PMDG's DC-6 and my V1 Flight Yoke. Touch the trim wheel and the aircraft goes nuts. Has to do with how the trim access is programmed. As suggested by others, changing the trim assignment to buttons works a whole lot better. PMDG DC6 is quite stable with button assigned Trim. Bill

@jmarkows The rudder requires green hydraulic pressure however we've now added some logic that will permit steering during pushback, simulating the nose wheel steering disconnect.

With the autopilot off, the trim wheel should only move if you command trim changes, either by clicking on the wheel itself or using the elevator trim control assignments. Do you have a control axis assigned to the elevator trim that might be moving by small amounts without any input by you?

@magdalina Thank you. Just worth mentioing for the recrord if this issue pops up again.

@martyn Thank you so much. That is awesome...When will the update be available?

This will be fixed in the next update

@martyn I've done a little testing and I often get the same thing with Nav 1, it's incorrect or silent. I've confirmed it with other planes as well. I do have Navigraph updating the MSFS data and removing that did fix that for the C152 but not the 146, but it was a quick test and I didn't use the same VOR so I wouldn't say it's conclusive just yet, need to poke around more.

The PERF page wasn't included at release as there is no VNAV integration so it'd just be a repeat of what's available from the performance charts and speeds card, but we'll look into adding it in a future update if people would like it just for reference purposes.

@b3lt3r That's actaully close to the real Aircraft. All things being equal, the Airbrake is fully opened at 100' AGL. This is done by pulling the handle back, it will physically stop short of the SPLR setting. Once you've touch down, you then pull the handle back to the SPLR position. In a serviceable aircraft, it is not possible to deploy the Spoilers in the air. You could hang off the handle and it shouln't occur. On later 146s and all RJs, there is an auto spoiler function. The spoilers will automatically deploy on landing once certain weight on wheels logic is satisfied.

@dreadnought1906 Found a possible solution in another thread. If you have setup Mixture on your joystick/HOTAS (as I have), the engines can shut off if mixture is set to lean. The solution is to remove mixture from the joystick or set your mixture to full rich before starting engines. I have not tested this myself yet, but it has solved the problem for others.

@cgnoorloos Update. Lots of testing on short final at EKBI with airspawns. CTD after CTD removed every mod and addon, no help. Then tested the Kodiak and gues what it crashed too. However! When i removed the world update for germany and the Nordics the CTD that happened in the exact same spot ceased to exist. TL:DR: error seems to be World Update related and not the 146!

Sorry, cant seem to upload the screenshots! MSFS controller sensitivity settings in game: HAWK Sensitivity - 0 Sensitivity + 0 Dead zone 0 Neutral 0 Extremity dead zone 0 Reactivity 100% BAE 146 Sensitivity - -50% Sensitivity + -50% Dead zone 2% Neutral 0 Extremity dead zone 0 Reactivity 100%

We'll look at 'forcing' all mixtures to fully rich in the next update to prevent this quirk of the sim.

@mikealpha I experienced the same on a flight out of KPDX and it took me a bit to make the connection. MSFS has a lot of different ways to pause.

@jmarkows Nope. Had everything on as I normally have in the past, but thanks for checking. When I was twisting my joystick the rudder was working; it was just the nosewheel steering that stopped - so weird!