Rudders and realism settings

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Professor

I adjusted my current realism settings from easy to medium and noticed that
at takeoff and during flight the plane pulls to the left. I recalibrated the
rudder and the problem recurred. I adjusted the realism settings back to
easy and the problem disappeared. I would appreciate any suggestions since I
would like to increase the realism settings.
 
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RobertVA

Professor said:
I adjusted my current realism settings from easy to medium and noticed that
at takeoff and during flight the plane pulls to the left. I recalibrated the
rudder and the problem recurred. I adjusted the realism settings back to
easy and the problem disappeared. I would appreciate any suggestions since I
would like to increase the realism settings.

Flight Simulator version, aircraft identification (plus the publisher
name if it didn't come with the simulator) and make/model of your
controllers would enhance the ability of people to answer your inquiry.

Some real aircraft actually do that as a consequence of the propeller
torque and the effect the prop wash has on the fuselage and tail. Since
the level of these effects vary with the RPM and/or propeller blade
pitch, the degree of trim required to compensate varies. Someone may be
able to offer some advice on setting the simulator's control surface
sensitivities and null zones though.
 
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person235

The experts of this newsgroup cant help "professor" without the correct
information about the software version, computer model and other crucial
info. Until "professor" posts this data I wish him good luck in findihng
an answer to his problem without the help of many valuable experts found in
these newsgroups.

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When postingg, please include information about ther model of your computer,
OS program data, error messages, and other relevant information. Please
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Thanks,

person234



"After trying several useless methods and taking worthless advice:
 

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