Control Lock Functional?

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alanngai
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Control Lock Functional?

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I enjoy this bird very much but I found the Control Lock Unfunctional. After I click it, I can still move the control stick, do I miss something?

By the way, is it possible for A2A to make a GA plane with Accusim? Since the GA market is very popular and this can make more people enjoy the miracle of Accusim.

Thank you!

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some1 - A2A
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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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You have to move the stick fully forward to engage the lock. As you can see by looking at mechanism, it is a simple mechanical lock, that holds the stick in this position.
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lonewulf47
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Yes, you might see that this control lock is kind of a hook that catches a latch on the control stick. To allow so you need to push the stick fully forward and THEN click the lock :lol: and you will find the stick and the rudder pedals locked.

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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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Thank you very much for your help but since I use a yoke, I have tried that before and doesn't work for me.

It must be the yoke's problem.

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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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Maybe you've calibrated your system so that the yoke doesn't reach full forward position?

If you press 'cold start' on shift+3 panel, the stick would be placed in fully forward position. Try to compare it with max forward position you can achieve by pushing your yoke forward.
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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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Thank you so much, I have forgotten the cold start in shift+3, I will try that later.

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I didn't think it did anything functional at first either, so I was a little baffled when I started a new flight under 'cold start' settings and then could only taxi in straight lines...
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alanngai
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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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It works now, thank you.

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Re: Control Lock Functional?

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It works - I tried it whilst flying :oops: Im dead again :twisted:

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Re: Control Lock Functional?

Post by crim3 »

It would be cool to see the force feedback joysticks make use of this feature. Maybe with a little collaboration between the guy who develops FS Force and A2A....

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