Damn, looks like this is still an issue in 2024. I was up at FL 290 doing about 320 over the ground, and I tried reducing the propeller RPM and it shaved a good 15 or more knots off my ground speed going from 2000 to 1750 (the lowest it would go). TRQ went from about 95 to 105 as one would expect.
I was looking for a place to ask about the potential for a 530/430 combo for the TBM (since I have one of each Real Sim Gear unit and not two 530s ) and I stumbled across this topic.
Nick, have you seen this? I'm not someone who uses the stock ATC/flight planner and I'm happy to input routes manually, but given you've been investigating and working on a similar thing for the Starship I thought you might be interested.
Not sure I understand what your issue is, but on my Bravo I'm using PED_MID_Eng1_throttle_OFF with a value of 1 when going to the OFF position and 0 when turning on fuel. That has worked well.
I believe I got this from another user, who also had some latch animation variables (which I omitted). I'll see if I can locate it.
One thing that did cause me some trouble initially was messing with some other variables, then failing to restart the sim when trying something else.
EDIT: This was the post that helped me: https://community.justflight.com/post/33830
Hello everyone,
I tried everything. Reinstalling FTL and restarting MSFS, to no avail. Then I downloaded the latest version, FSUIPC7.5.4. I then installed MSFS and FTL, and I finally have a connection. I hope this helps.
REDUCED THRUST TAKE OFF PERFORMANCE
I created a performance spreadsheet for the 146 and other aircraft some time ago. I recently included the Avro range but did not have access to the Avro reduced thrust figures. The 146 flex figures err on the safe side. The spreadsheet is available freely from flightsim.to. Note that it requires the installation of Libre Office, which isa free program.
https://flightsim.to/file/24722/aircraft-runway-performance-spreadsheet
Paul Gale
