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Putt4eagle

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  1. Thanks Pete. I knew there had to be a user guide. Just didn't know where it was. I will just wait until 4.7 and upgrade then.
  2. I got it because I needed it for various add-ons. Reading through the installation instructions, it said I needed it. I bought it because I feel that people who develop such tools deserve to get paid even if they are willing to give the product away. Can you recommend some where I can educate myself on the tools use?
  3. Thanks for the reply. Sorry. Here is what I had the in the signature. Rig Specs: FSX/ACCL i7 920 3.0ghz, 12g DDR1333, 2x AMD4850 1g GPU, 2T Sata HD, 750w PSU. FSUIPC ver. is registered and 4.57. Obviously, I am a little confused on exactly what FSUIPC is/does. Is there something I can read to understand it a little better? I am not too good with a lot of the technical aspects I am hoping for something that wouldn't be over my head. Below is a picture of the 'wind' page I am talking about inside the FSUIPC control panel. I unchecked all the boxes in an attempt to suppress the winds effects (I know I might be way off base on the cause, I admit). I don't have anything other weather control programs on the system at this point. I do have REX, but it's not currently installed. As far as weight, the last flight I took was in the PMDG 74 and it only had 17% fuel and half load of passengers. Overweight isn't an issue. I don't really understand the axis controls and joystick configuration functions of FSUIPC. Maybe there is something either in FSX or FSUIPC that I am missing. But again, this only happens at high altitude and when on auto pilot. If there was a joystick/throttle issue, I would think that would happen anywhere, on the ground or at low altitude. I could be wrong. Thanks for the support. I realize this might not be an issue with FSUIPC. I am just trying to understand what it could be.
  4. Sorry Pete, I guess that information would have been helpful. See the sig. I was told it might be something in the FSUIPC winds controls. I don't know, not cast aspersions here, just trying to get it fixed. I am not sure conflicting elevator trim is the answer but it could be. It really only happens when I am at high altitude and on auto pilot. If I kill auto pilot controls, and can manage to regain control before it barrel rolls, I can manually fly straight and steady. But at high altitude and on auto pilot, she wants to wag right and left. It's making the passengers very ill. (LOL). As I said, it happens with any of the high-end add-ons like the LVL D 767, PMDG 74, CS 767/757. That is why I felt it had to be something besides the planes. As far as contols go, I have a CH Products Pro Throttle and a Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick. I have all of the flight surfaces controls shut off on the throttle. It's just a throttle quad. But I can check that again. It would seem that if there was a conflict, it would happen all the time, however, and not just on auto pilot and at high altitude. Thanks for any thoughts...
  5. I have several add-on aircraft that at cruising altitude rock back and forth wildly. PMDG, CapSim, Wilco, LVLD... doesn't make a difference. I was told that the problem might be some setting in FSUIPC but don't know for sure. Anyone else have this problem, know of any solutions?
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