Anyone else experiencing this problem that may of come across a solution? I can spin the pitch wheel in both directions but the trim wheel looks like its locked?
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Yes. It doesn't seem to be working correctly.
I tried again yesterday and it seemed to work for a short while then it started doing what you describe...lock the trim wheel to something. This is without the altitude hold switched on; just the Gyropilot and autopilot lever.Richard Chafey
Ardent practitioner of the mythology of bogosity
P3Dv4.x, X-Plane 11.x --- PMDG 777, 747, 737, DC-6, JS4100
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Originally posted by Ephedrin View PostI haven‘t had this problem either but I had problems in other aircraft that were solved when I removed other aircraft addons from the community folder. Maybe worth a try.Dan Downs KCRP
i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti
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Well what do you know, it worked! I guess.
I usually fly with no GPS. Now I started a flight and before I did much of anything else I switched to GPS and then removed it again. Indeed, the gyropilot pitch wheel (and the gyropilot) worked the whole flight! Maybe, possibly, it doesn't function in exactly the same way as before in Approach mode, I seem to remember it turning onto runway heading a bit earlier than now, but it doesn't matter. It also turns out I haven't flown the DC-6 in quite a while - because of the gyropilot problems - so apparently I've forgotten how to start the engines even using the flight engineer. So, it's entirely plausible I've also forgotten how/when the GP turns in approach mode.
But as I saud, no matter. One of my absolute favorites is flyable again. Thank you very much!Dan Tilert
MSFS2020
Possibly relevant computer specs: i7-9700K, RTX 3090, 64 GB RAM, Win11, Honecomb Alpha + Bravo, Thrustmaster pedals, HP Reverb G2
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Originally posted by Av8rts View PostFixed, this fix from PMDG
Go to the content manager, uninstall the GNS 430 from there and install it again. You should have 2 versions. One with MSFS logo 1.1.2 and the other with the GNS logo 1.1.4 version. See below. Try again to see if the issue is there.
Dan Downs KCRP
i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti
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Originally posted by Ragg Sor View PostNo gyro LOC mode working in the Bandix version here if I keep these 2 elements :/Dan Downs KCRP
i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti
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Originally posted by Ragg Sor View PostOk thanks, have to wait then, glad I found a fix but still annoyingDan Downs KCRP
i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti
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DDowns
Ok, I just tried again....
Here is my Content Manager (in French, but you'll easily understand....)
The one labeled "à jour" ( = up to date) is not selectable to uninstall for me.
And the Video Capture, 10 min ago :
Sébastien Harault
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Originally posted by Ragg Sor View PostDDowns
Ok, I just tried again....
Here is my Content Manager (in French, but you'll easily understand....)
The one labeled "à jour" ( = up to date) is not selectable to uninstall for me.
And the Video Capture, 10 min ago :
https://youtu.be/pk-qY0VDqxY
By the way, I have removed the "a jour" one during testing. Select it and there is a uninstall option available.Dan Downs KCRP
i7-10700K 32GB 3600MHz 3080Ti
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Not possible here. :/
That's why I published a temporary fix procedure there :
Dear PMDG crew, Copy from my discord posts : 1.) Had a lot of issues from updating only: Engines overboosted , Flaps not indicating, VOR dead ... Looks good now after the CLEAN DC-6 install (AAU-1 incl latest WTT GNS) but: 2.) After the last flights i can say, that the issues with the gyro pilot have not been fixed.
Originally posted by DDowns View Post. Couldn't get the Sperry to work right until I selected then unselected the GNS-430Last edited by Ragg Sor; 20Mar2023, 21:27.Sébastien Harault
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It actually was by the AAU1, like you said.
It's not in my community (it's in my official like I explain in the link I shared)
I choose a screenshot, on purpose, where you can see another mod (Concorde) in the community. The display is different.
That's why I wait... I hope the SU12 will trigger a DC6 update by PMDG, maybe fixing that :/
Thanks for your time anyway
(I don't publish a screenshot my community, I guess you'll trust me, I'm confortable whith all the MSFS configuration specificities, as the IT engeener that I am... )Last edited by Ragg Sor; 21Mar2023, 00:45.Sébastien Harault
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Originally posted by DDowns View PostRagg Sor, you remove the Garmen GNS/430/530 by removing it from your community folder..it cannot be removed by MSFS Content Manager because it wasn't installed by MSFS. It is the most simple of uninstalls.Bob Cardone
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