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26/06/2017 at 01:06 #408jackzParticipant
Hello to all
The title says all:
Will the CLSIM software in the future include a function to relate the yoke’s pitch force to the actual G load Factor, knowing that the pull force increases greatly when doing steep turns IRL (it becomes noticeable when bank angle>20° in GA aircraft)?
Maybe it’s me but I feel that this behaviour is not taken (yet) into acount in the current version of the software.AFAIK, Yoke force is related to:
– airspeed (at least deviation from required trim speed), which is already taken into account by the software (airspeed squared)
– power augmentation or reduction
– current flaps settings, that induces a longitudinal change of Center of pressure position, thus the arm betwwen it and the center of Gravity
– G-load, be it when changing attitude (pull-up from descent to level flight for example) or during level turns.Loosely one can assume that Yoke force = (trim_speed – airspeed) + (flap setting) + (power setting) + (g_load)
We already know that load factor is (among other factors) related to bank angle with the load factor n being n=1/cos(bank angle).
As the CLS-E is used for real training, I think this feature would be definitely a plus. may I suggest this feature be added?
I also know that, at least for XPlane and FSX/P3D, the sim returns the actual GForce load (through the Simconnect ACCELERATION BODY Y for example in FSX), so I think it maybe worth a try?As a former CFI and a pilot IRL I would be delighted to help if you want to go this route, so to have the software closer to the real thing.
Jacques
07/10/2017 at 17:44 #607ady7970ParticipantAny response to this please Brunner? I would like to see this functionality also.
09/10/2017 at 08:39 #609sbrunnerKeymasterHi guys
The G load Factor is planned for a next release probably V4.4
Regards
Stefan Brunner
02/07/2018 at 08:59 #838bilkParticipantHi.
Stefan, has the G load Factor been introduced and if not is this still intended?
Regards,
Bill02/07/2018 at 11:41 #839sbrunnerKeymasterHi Bill
Good news…
G-Forces are already implemented (only X-Plane for now) but not uploaded yet
We will release this end of AugustIf you open a ticket in helpdesk i can send you a link for Beta download version for testing
Regards
Stefan Brunner
03/07/2018 at 09:55 #840bilkParticipantThanks Stefan for the quick response and the ‘Good News’
I have opened a ticket as requested.
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