POSKY Realism

[B-Valvs]

When I'm flying the POSKY BBJ2, the engines seem extremely powerful and I'm wondering if this is realistic. When I'm on the ground with full fuel, idle power pushes me along at 30 knots or more and the reverse thrusters push me backwards very fast as well. Also, when I'm on approach I can't even extend the flaps all the way because just holding the plane at a steady altitude like that requires 10 degrees nose down attitude at 135-150 knots.

Is this realistic at all and if not, any ideas on why this may be happening. Thanks in advance.

8-)

[skoker]

When you throttle u, do you go to full throttle or ~85%?  That is what it is designed to do and how real pilots do it.

[B-Valvs]

How does that answer my questions?

8-)

[Tomcat5]

This happens in some of my POSKY planes.  I don't think it's realistic, but I guess we have parking breaks, and can use them.  That's what I do.  I tried editing the fuel load, the engine thrust.  If anyone knows a "wheel friction scalar", or something, please let us know!