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Honeycomb Bravo and reverse thrust

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    murph350
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    Just wondering if anyone has a working setup for the Honeycomb bravo so that the reverse thrust isn#t an all or nothing affair?

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      Bravo only has two options for reverse - levers pulled, or, levers pulled plus handles pulled to bottom.

      You could set it to levers pulled+push forward for thrust, but that would require external software, something like FSUIPC or Spad.next

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        No. You don't need FSUIPC or Spad or AAO to do this (although I use AAO). Just assign the "reverse thrust lever" buttons to HOLD REVRSE THRUST. When the reverse thrust levers are pulled up you will get idle reverse and as you push the throttles forward you will get an increasing amount of reverse thrust.

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          With my Honeycomb Bravo, I have the respective THROTTLE DECREASE control assignments assigned to the detents on the throttle axis. So after landing, I move the throttles aft into the detents, and that activates the reverse thrust in the aircraft.

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            With my Honeycomb Bravo, I have the respective THROTTLE DECREASE control assignments assigned to the detents on the throttle axis. So after landing, I move the throttles aft into the detents, and that activates the reverse thrust in the aircraft.

            Mark - Just Flight

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            encrypted
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            @Mark Is it possible to share you`re Honeycomb Bravo config for the Fokker 70/100 ?

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              Mark
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              Apologies for the belated reply. I try to keep a fairly basic profile on my Honeycomb Bravo; otherwise, I forget something is assigned to one of the switches and end up chasing a bug that isn't actually a bug!

              The following screenshots show everything I have assigned to my Honeycomb Bravo:

              Screenshot 2026-07-21 150716.png

              Screenshot 2026-07-21 150730.png

              Screenshot 2026-07-21 150737.png

              All my sensitivity curves are at the deafult (linear) settings.

              Hope that helps.

              Mark - Just Flight

              Just Flight Development Assistant

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              • CrabbyC Crabby

                No. You don't need FSUIPC or Spad or AAO to do this (although I use AAO). Just assign the "reverse thrust lever" buttons to HOLD REVRSE THRUST. When the reverse thrust levers are pulled up you will get idle reverse and as you push the throttles forward you will get an increasing amount of reverse thrust.

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                I followed Crabby's advice and it was working before. The same profile has working reverser logic in the Inibuilds A300, the Fenix 320 and Citation X, to name a few examples. What happens in the Fokker is that throttle 2 works as expected, until I also use throttle 1. As soon as I move throttle 1 forward both throttles start to click/shake and the green R flashes on and off. Does anyone have a working reverser setting for the Honeycomb Bravo that is also working in the update 1.3a?

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