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Optica wont accelerate past 40 knots on takeoff, then goes into oscillation on runway. Any suggestions how to fix?


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Just purchased and installed the new Optica.  Looks like a great aircraft for low-level flying.  I am having difficulties on the takeoff roll.  I set takeoff flaps and parking brake is released.  I cant accelerate over 40 knots and the aircraft goes into an oscillation.  Then the sim crashes saying I have damaged the landing gear.  I am guessing it is something to do with ballast or similar.  I have reduced eyesight and have difficulty reading the manual.  Can anyone suggest a fix to the takeoff?  Thank you.

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Thank you.  Setting the Flight Mode to Modern has solved the problem.  (Options, General, Flight Model is the way to set the mode to Modern).  I didn't see this in the pdf that comes with the aircraft.  Perhaps this would be something to add in future releases of the manual anyway?  Thanks for an interesting aircraft.  I will have fun with it now.  Good job by Orbx on something other than scenery.  And at an affordable price.  Regards,

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20 hours ago, mhamilto said:

Thank you.  Setting the Flight Mode to Modern has solved the problem.  (Options, General, Flight Model is the way to set the mode to Modern).  I didn't see this in the pdf that comes with the aircraft.  Perhaps this would be something to add in future releases of the manual anyway? 

 

I only use "modern" for any aircraft and I think that's the common setting. I actually don't know the purpose of the other options.

 

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Hello,

if you use a converted FSX model, then the "Legacy" model is far better than the modern one.

I expect that eventually the promised backwards compatibility might become a reality.

In the meantime it is at least one compromise.

I have been told that the line will be added to the manual.

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