sho69607 Posted December 25, 2018 Report Posted December 25, 2018 I have noticed the TBM is very hard to control and steer when thrust reverse is used after landing. Anyway to better control the plane in these situations? Quote
Mateyhv Posted December 26, 2018 Report Posted December 26, 2018 (edited) Yes, happens here too, a bit unstable on reverse, the problem is rudder (or nose gear) does not have enough authority to compensate for the strong drift. I wonder if its related to XP and its dynamics or a Hotstart issue. Edited December 26, 2018 by Mateyhv Quote
sho69607 Posted December 26, 2018 Author Report Posted December 26, 2018 I wonder if ice on the runway is simulated? I landed in Telluride yesterday when this happened and that is one of the more difficult airports to get in and out of. Quote
RobW05 Posted December 26, 2018 Report Posted December 26, 2018 You would have noticed if it was ice or snow. In xplane its almost impossible to taxi on ice or snow. Try it and go to a snow covered airport. You will note the plane shoots forward as soon as you put the power lever in flight idle with parking brake on or even with chocks still applied. If you've landed and managed to get to the parking spot without overrunning buildings, it's actually a funny challenge to shut down the TBM 900 because that means you have to move the power lever from beta range over flight idle to the right side. The split second it takes is enough to shoot through whatever is in front of you. Quote
jkeye Posted December 29, 2018 Report Posted December 29, 2018 (edited) Is there any way to reduce the thrust reverse power of to assign it to another joystick axis or control that allows this Edited December 29, 2018 by jkeye Quote
Panxua Posted December 30, 2018 Report Posted December 30, 2018 Hi guys! I experimented the same behaviour on my side. So I decided to follow with catching this plane in hands. This morning, I solved most of the behaviour with two interrupted take-offs. Lauching the lady up to 80 or 82 knots, then thottle at flight idle, then beta range and progressively rising reverse, and when the speed enough lowered, back to taxi range and careful use of the brakes. I mainly kept the central line! I thereafter made an ILS landing and did the same to stop. The solution is in smooth handling of yoke and rudder. 1 Quote
Jakob Ludwig Posted December 30, 2018 Report Posted December 30, 2018 Work the throttle lever with care. Smooth and slow changes. During landing roll reverse thrust shall be disabled reaching 40 knots anyway. Quote
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