W3CPR
W3CPR
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Joined: Mar 07, 2007 Posts: 232 Location: Allentown Pennsylvania
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I have a problem with my aircraft banking left and right at about once every 3 seconds. When I am approaching the ILS with the APR button depressed but not on the glide slope, the aircraft starts a slow right and left banking for some reason or another. I wonder if anyone else has had a problem like this and what the corrective action is. I am not sure if it can be corrected in the aircraft.cfg file or not. It makes it impossible to land the aircraft under these conditions even when locked to the glideslope.

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Dale Talley
Dale Talley
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I belive that it banks left to get to the center of the ILS, mine does that also and then turns into the ILS, or depending whatever side of the ILS you are coming into it from also do you have the GPS/NAV button in the NAV position, heading button off.

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