Force FeedBack Hardware MOZA AB9

Hi,

So this is very similar to the best setup I came up with, but when enabling AP/AP-trim on the ground the cyclic will move to left (and back a bit). It also moves the stick *alot* when hovering.
Are you seeing the same behaviour on your side?
I also see issues in 'NAV' mode, where the cyclic will wiggle from side to side when turning, but turning at the same rate just using HDG mode it behaves fine.

This happens when the Moza Base settings are incorrectly configured. Specifically, the base must not follow the autopilot. We control this using a different technique.

We strongly recommend importing the included preset and activating it before flight.

Hi,

I would like to ask you for help. I own AB9 and I have bought +version in hope that I will be able to use the cyclic the way it operates in real aircraft. But for some reason the cyclic when using FTR shows a weird behavior. I did installed the MOZA profile that came with helicopter. 

I would expect that whenever I press Force Trim button, I cancel all forces in cyclic, then I move it to desired position, release FTR and cyclic will stay centered in new position. 

What is happening is, that when I press FTR, the centering forces remain active, I move cyclic to new position, release FTR and helicopter seems to have tendency kind if maintain new attitude (as is it supposed to), but what bothers me is the ever present centering forces (no matter the FTR is held or released)...The beep trim (the coolie hat) does not seem to be working at all too. 

Please, would you have idea, what did I do wrong?

Thank you.

Petr

As I have already stated here
( www.rotorsim.de/de/forum/englischsprachi...4&id=85&start=12#640 ), we are working on improving this behavior.

Thank you. I guess I have misunderstood this: "The stick doesn't become completely force-free, but the "spring forces" are neutralized as long as FTR is pressed.", because that not what is happening to me. The centering forces are there even with FTR depressed.

I may have already been referring to something I'm still working on when I wrote that. Sorry, it's easy to get things mixed up.