Ralgh Posted February 13 Posted February 13 I have the Thrustmaster Boeing throttle quadrant and am experiencing an issue with the A300. The assignments are when I activate thrust reverse (button press) decrease throttle and when I deactivate reverse thrust (button release) throttle cut. Engine 1 responds perfectly for that assignment but when I come out of reverse the engine 2 throttle snaps up to about 57% thrust. If I bump the throttles up a bit the engine 2 throttle with match up with the physical levers. To rule out the controller I tried it with the default 787-10, Leonardo Maddog, PMDG 737 and even the A310 and that assignment works properly for engine 1 and 2 for all those planes. Is anyone else seeing this behavior?
Christoph Mankel Posted February 13 Posted February 13 Hello, I have exactly the same problem after the update. The Boeing throttle works with all other aircraft except the A300. I hope this can be fixed... thanks in advance.
Crabby Posted February 13 Posted February 13 I assign mine to Reverse HOLD then use the throttle to increase reverse. Allows me to control full range. I assign the reverse hold to one of my HC Bravo reverse levers. When I pull the levers, it activates minimum thrust and as I move the throttle forward reverse increases. Release the reverse handles and normal thrust is restored. Mark "Crabby" Crabtree AAL311 | PHL I7-9700KF | 2070 Super | Honeycomb Alpha/Bravo | MFG Crosswind
Ralgh Posted February 14 Author Posted February 14 8 hours ago, Crabby said: I assign mine to Reverse HOLD then use the throttle to increase reverse. Allows me to control full range. I assign the reverse hold to one of my HC Bravo reverse levers. When I pull the levers, it activates minimum thrust and as I move the throttle forward reverse increases. Release the reverse handles and normal thrust is restored. Interesting. I'm going to have to give that a try.
Deleted Account Posted February 18 Posted February 18 Thanks, I don't think anyone in our testing team had the Boeing Yoke, but we will see what we can do 🙂
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