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Hello,

I just realized that loading the P51civ in P3Dv3 when loading just the program of VPilot (not necesary to connect to vatsim) once the plane is in the air, the blades bends internally and stops, and have a lot of issues in the hangar. Of course with damage on loaded.
If I fly without vpilot no problem.

I loaded in SAAR argentina, and vpilot in platform seems not to have any issue, but as soon as I put the plane in the grass it starts to bounce violently... until I turn off Vpilot.
I tried to install simconnect.. but still the same.

Do this happens to anyone else? I just publish a post in the vpilot forum.. but maybe it is not just vpilot but a conjuntion between it and other thing I don't know. So I wanted to know if other users have this problem with this program.
I was flying recently in FSX with it.. and no problem.

Nobody with the same issue?

I'm glad I found this thread... I have the same problem, but for me the p40 and p51 'sink' repeatedly into the ground with vpilot on, turn it off and it is fine!

Any ideas from anyone at all?

Dan

What about in FSX? Remember the P-51 is an FSX product it is not guaranteed or supported in the P3D platform.

Having said that I believe its come up previously that the vpilot program can cause issues with some aircraft including ours.

thanks,
Lewis

If I am honest, since switching to p3d I haven't tried fsx... I have also read this too Lewis!

Sorry to revive this getting old thread..

I experienced this again.. forgot about the issue since I mostly fly the PA28 and the C182 on vatsim...

Any chances with get a refresh or official support for P3D since the Mustang sits in its own niche within A2A's bird? (High, Fast cruiser with long legs)

I always feel a certain pride when I log onto VATSIM sitting in A2A's Mustang contacting ground for clearance.. That being said, until it breaks.. hehehe...

I'm sure a bunch of us are flying it under P3D... I guest the big question here would be, how much work does this entail for you guys versus the benefits it can bring back... Here I can only speak for my self but I would be willing to pay a P3D license to get it officially supported...

Cheers!
Steph

It would be a new bit of software and with regards this particular issue it could be a vpilot issue anyway so not fix it.

thanks,
Lewis