N/W STRG

[davidngr]

Could someone explain to me what they are for? I did not get much information on the web. Many thanx

Davide

[philipp]

In the real CRJ, you have to separate means for controlling the Rudder and the Nosewheel:

-the rudder pedals move the rudder

-the steering tiller moves the nosewheel

However, there is a setting where the nosewheel is connected to the rudder pedals, if only to a certain degree and limited by speed. The exact values I would have to look up in the manual, but think of it as a pretty direct connection at low speeds, fading when you accelerate (for takeoff).

The real CRJ has the N/W STRG switch to disconnect this automatic entirely (N/W can ONLY be steered with the tiller).

As no one we know has a joystick, rudder pedals AND a separate steering tiller at home we saw little need to implement this feature for our simulation.

Philipp

[davidngr]

In the real CRJ, you have to separate means for controlling the Rudder and the Nosewheel:

-the rudder pedals move the rudder

-the steering tiller moves the nosewheel

However, there is a setting where the nosewheel is connected to the rudder pedals, if only to a certain degree and limited by speed. The exact values I would have to look up in the manual, but think of it as a pretty direct connection at low speeds, fading when you accelerate (for takeoff).

The real CRJ has the N/W STRG switch to disconnect this automatic entirely (N/W can ONLY be steered with the tiller).

As no one we know has a joystick, rudder pedals AND a separate steering tiller at home we saw little need to implement this feature for our simulation.

Many thanx for your detailed explanation:-)

Philipp