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EHM-1980 Brian:

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Hi Brian,

as I passed Class 4 in editing the flight dynamics, I realized that effect appears on all of the Turboprops !  
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funny you say that Robert as i was having a few problems with the other propeller aircraft i have been using lately 2! :'(    but as you said i'll try changing a few settings here and there and see how i get on - thanks for your response guys ;D

EHM-1652 Doug:
Brian:

Just another thought to this thread- make sure you shut down background progammes before you fire up FS9. Also check your system for spyware, programmes like: Windows Defender: Spybot: Adaware Personal  are all free and help keep your system clean. If you've picked up some spyware it can affect FS9. A simple Google search - will bring you download links for all of the above programmes.

Good luck ,

Doug Ross
EHM1652  :>

EHM-1001 Robert:
Huhh, I would never imagine that. :o Do they really cause affect FS ?

EHM-1652 Doug:
Robert:

For sure and it's pretty well a silent issue - spyware cookies are less of a problem - though they are quietly gathering data on your system.  The real issue is the spyware programmes - which are silently running in the background,  gathering information on your surfing habits - e-mail etc. then sending the information to wherever/whoever has caused the spyware programme to be on your machine.

The spyware problem usually effects ILS approaches - landing short - left/right of runway.  But I've personally been there and had the take off roll problem too - ran the detection programme - killed the spyware and FS9 then worked as advertised.

It may not be the answer to Brian's problem - and it could just be torque - but I simply offer the spyware issue as one to be considered!;)

EHM-2089 Vincent:
Well I have problems with single engined planes, but the ATR has been a good plane to me - both the 42 and 72 versions. The only thing I can think of is to also check if the engines are running at the same speed. Have a look at the throttle positions of the levers by getting up the required panel.

If not then press E and then quickly press 1 2 so that both the engines are selected, on turning you could also use differential brakes, F11 for left wheel brakes useless for left hand turns and F12 for right wheel brake, useful for RH turns.

Autorudder should not be a problem either for this on the ground. Also if playing with the keyboard press the 5 key to centre the controls, rather than using 0 and . to turn the planes, centre the plane once in a while before turning the other direction.

These are some things that I do, so thought of putting it down here too...:>

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