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Duke Turbine acceleration issues

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    Problem:
    The aircraft starts normally and will taxi, but when I advance the power levers for takeoff, both engines remain at idle power. The aircraft will not accelerate for takeoff.

    Symptoms observed:

    • Aircraft starts normally.
    • Aircraft taxis normally.
    • At full throttle, both engines briefly respond, then immediately return to idle.
    • Torque remains around 8 on both engines.
    • RPM remains around 1030 on both engines.
    • Both engines behave identically.

    Troubleshooting already performed:

    • Reset All Failures.
    • Set Global Failure Rate to Off.
    • Confirmed 0 Active Failures.
    • Repaired both engines using the tablet.
    • Verified 100% engine condition on both engines.
    • Verified battery and aircraft condition appear normal.
    • Tried using the Honeycomb Bravo throttles.
    • Tried using the virtual cockpit throttles with the mouse.
    • Aircraft still produces only idle power.

    Additional information:

    • Earlier, repairing both engines restored normal takeoff power for one flight.
    • On subsequent flights, the problem returned even though the engines still showed 100% condition after repair.
    • This appears to affect both engines simultaneously, making me suspect a common system or software issue rather than an individual engine failure.

    If this is a known issue or if there is another maintenance or engine-state reset that I should perform, I’d appreciate any guidance.

    Thank you.

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    • S skyseek

      Problem:
      The aircraft starts normally and will taxi, but when I advance the power levers for takeoff, both engines remain at idle power. The aircraft will not accelerate for takeoff.

      Symptoms observed:

      • Aircraft starts normally.
      • Aircraft taxis normally.
      • At full throttle, both engines briefly respond, then immediately return to idle.
      • Torque remains around 8 on both engines.
      • RPM remains around 1030 on both engines.
      • Both engines behave identically.

      Troubleshooting already performed:

      • Reset All Failures.
      • Set Global Failure Rate to Off.
      • Confirmed 0 Active Failures.
      • Repaired both engines using the tablet.
      • Verified 100% engine condition on both engines.
      • Verified battery and aircraft condition appear normal.
      • Tried using the Honeycomb Bravo throttles.
      • Tried using the virtual cockpit throttles with the mouse.
      • Aircraft still produces only idle power.

      Additional information:

      • Earlier, repairing both engines restored normal takeoff power for one flight.
      • On subsequent flights, the problem returned even though the engines still showed 100% condition after repair.
      • This appears to affect both engines simultaneously, making me suspect a common system or software issue rather than an individual engine failure.

      If this is a known issue or if there is another maintenance or engine-state reset that I should perform, I’d appreciate any guidance.

      Thank you.

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      @skyseek Given that the Duke has been out for years now and I haven't heard of any unsolvable power lever problems, do you think you could send me a video of this behavior and some of the tablet screens? Thank you!

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