Tucano throttle modifcation help!

[acw889]

Hi there

I've jsut got the smshed tucano pakage and ts really cool but theres jsut one problem, the throttle / power increases very slowly and is not very responsive i.e. if you go from idle to full power on a joystick it takes a few seconds to reach full power .. kind of like a jet engine does as it spools up

does anyone know how i could mod this so that the throttle is as responsive as it should be ... like in a cessna!

Thanks

[Travis]

There's nothing wrong with it, in all actuality.  It's a turboprop, which takes longer to spool up than a conventional prop aircraft.  Think "jet-driven propeller".

[acw889]

I have a friend who flies them ... he has told me that it doesn't spool up and is instant, for the simple reason that if a relatively new and inexperience pilot stalls on finals then they need full power instantly, there has been one made to spool up and act lke a jet engine, but the dea was scrapped

[Travis]

Then it may be that the one your friend flies is not a turboprop.  I've never heard of a turboprop that functions like a piston engine.  The propeller spins up in proportion to how much thrust is created by the turbine, which takes time to spool up just like a jet aircraft does.

About how many seconds does the engine take to reach full power?

[acw889]

on the real thing he says its instant, on the sim version its a good 2 maybe 3 seconds ... perhaps  miss-understood .. just for reference he flies for the RAF so maybe it has been engineered deliberately to do this?

[Fozzer]

All Turbine (Turbo-prop) engines take a while to spool up...and slow down!

Its a totally different experience to flying a piston-engined Aircraft, and requires more "type" training...!

All the Flight Sim Aircraft replicate the same realistic Turbo-prop engine lag.

Pratt and Whitney PT6, etc...

Paul...G-BPLF...FS 2004... 8-)...!

[Travis]

[quote]on the real thing he says its instant, on the sim version its a good 2 maybe 3 seconds ... perhaps