PA-38 Tomahawk

@BigUnitStan Do you perhaps use FS Realistic? If so, try disabling the 'Prop Wash' feature. That has fixed this issue for other users who are experiencing similar.

Mark - Just Flight

I use AAO instead of FSUIPC, but only for select few items. Flaps are not controlled with that, it's standard MSFS controls for flaps. But still the lever won't move in the Tomahawk. Don't understand it really since it works perfectly fine on the JF Warrior.

I don’t recall if I had turned on failures, I do however have FSRelistic installed which I now disable for this ac.

Just checked, working great now, thanks!

Thank you

@Mark wow that’s service!

Thank you for the feedback. We have logged this on our internal feature request tracker to consider for a future update.

Mark - Just Flight

With all of our aircraft, we recommend using linear sensitivity curves for all axes as these are the sensitivities that the aircraft was developed using: https://support.justflight.com/en/support/solutions/articles/17000140463-optimal-controller-sensitivity-settings

We have received some reports from FS Realistic users, that the Prop Wash effect is causing steering issues in the Tomahawk. If you are using FS Realistic, try to disable the Prop Wash effect and see if that improves your experience.

The GPS option getting stuck on the EFB is a known issue in the marketplace version of the PA-38 Tomahawk, and a new build with a fix is currently being processed by the marketplace team. The update should be available on the next marketplace update cycle.

Mark - Just Flight

Thx for great support - You guys rock :-)

@Griff Could you kindly contact Just Flight support via one of the methods in the following link and then we can take it from there: https://www.justflight.com/support

Mark - Just Flight

Just tried it again, and now it's working. I didn't change anything, but it's all good now. Thank you.

Thanks! That makes this an instant buy for me :)

I've been waiting patiently (mostly) for this one, since I began learning to fly in a PA-38 back in June 2022. I'm so excited that I'll finally be able to fly the same aircraft in the sim and the real world, especially in the run up to my skills test.