I made the exact same settings, however when in reverse and pushing the lever forward (=reverse lever in cockpit backwards) there is no increase in power. Any idea?
Hi there - I've been away from the SIM for a little while, but I understand SU15 beta may have effected control bindings. Head to the FSR Discord server for support.
Always find it weird wording "straight curves" - or in other words a line hah! On my virtualfly TQ6+ there's an "idle" notch before you enter reverse range. So in that case you can just use the 0-100 throttle binding and setup the zero point on the notch - for me it's -25, just a slight curve. Then just as you come over the notch you go into beta. Thinking more and more everyday the new virtualfly TQ Neo looks better and better since it has a beta and reverse notch!
Yeah I know, but its what people seem to say, so who am I to go changing things. If you have a TQ with axis with a reverse range, you don't need any of the methods shown in this video - you should be good to go out of the box
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Just what I was looking for. Thank you. Great plane.
Amazing. Thanks for the tip. Exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks. Any suggestions for how to configure the condition lever with the Bravo?
Use Mixture commands - see section 2 of the Aircraft Manual or Annex B for a SPAD profile
I made the exact same settings, however when in reverse and pushing the lever forward (=reverse lever in cockpit backwards) there is no increase in power. Any idea?
Hi there - I've been away from the SIM for a little while, but I understand SU15 beta may have effected control bindings. Head to the FSR Discord server for support.
Yes you are correct. Working now. Thanks
Always find it weird wording "straight curves" - or in other words a line hah! On my virtualfly TQ6+ there's an "idle" notch before you enter reverse range. So in that case you can just use the 0-100 throttle binding and setup the zero point on the notch - for me it's -25, just a slight curve. Then just as you come over the notch you go into beta. Thinking more and more everyday the new virtualfly TQ Neo looks better and better since it has a beta and reverse notch!
Yeah I know, but its what people seem to say, so who am I to go changing things. If you have a TQ with axis with a reverse range, you don't need any of the methods shown in this video - you should be good to go out of the box