Autopilot rolling left to right all the time

[Dingle]

@dadgametime Nice video,
Will watch it entirly sometime soon. You are only very briefly on a leg with your ND visible so it's hard to tell. I trust you if you say it doesn't happen to you though. Still does here.

[x4569]

@Dingle you have the 1/2 Bank on the AP enabled if above FL300?

[Dingle]

@x4569 no, mid 20k and no half bank.

[John S.]

@Dingle said in Autopilot rolling left to right all the time:

I whish I could post a video here.

Please upload it to YouTube, it will be a lot easier to help you that way

[Dingle]

@John-S I don't have a youtube account. Is there any other good way to share videos here?

[John S.]

you could totally go with one of the free video-sharing sites, this forum needs a bit of rep before you can upload files anyway. And even then the video might be a little too chunky to fit

[Dingle]

So noone has similar issues?

[Dingle]

@Black-Square @John-S. I have a video uploaded.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

[Black Square]

Thanks for the video. That's always immensely helpful. I suspect this is just a result of the rounding errors involved in OBS tracks that I have observed in many MSFS aircraft. Am I correct that the problem goes away when using AUTO-LEG mode?

[Dingle]

@Black-Square I will get right at it and try.

[Dingle]

@Black-Square Yes, you are correct. It seems auto leg is much more stable. It sometimes overshoots once or twice, but then stabilizes. Using OBS is causing my issues here.

[Black Square]

I've seen where it's about 75-100nm out where it starts to hunt for that course. I don't really know why this is, but I will keep my eye out for any hints that might lead me to a solution sometime soon.

[Dingle]

Yeah, that adds up, I also have the feeling that the legs must be far enough apart to cause it.

Thanks a lot

Correction: I also see it closer to a fix.