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v1.0.1 - "too heavy" in APLN … but "Mach loop ready" at 1+ deg nacelles

By @nenenui
    2022-11-16 12:04:51.944Z

    There was a video in the MSFS forum of two Ospreys doing the Mach Loop … which is one of my visual references for the "agility" (flight performance) of the real world Osprey.

    Based on that …

    • as long as the nacelles are >0 deg (=not MSFS flight physics) … the Osprey flies "good" = agile as I would expect from the Mach Loop
    • once I get into APLN mode (0 deg nacelles) … it feels as "heavy" as a 747 … especially the roll rate

    PS: The new throttle-to-power mapping is sooooo much better then in v1.0 … feels good.

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      @Tasker
        2022-11-16 16:37:32.799Z

        The MV-22 should have no problem managing the Mach Loop, As the regulated speed in the Loop is nearly double the VNE of the Osprey. :-P

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          Miltech Simulations @MiltechSimulations
            2022-11-16 19:41:12.370Z

            This is a known issue under investigation (I created a thread named “ Osprey APLN Mode - banking/roll is too slow, aircraft feels heavy on turns” a while ago). A hotfix will be released ASAP

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