How to stop throttle on ground properly

CloudedxMarbles · Aug 31, 2021

I’ve looked through the options and it always sits at a bit higher then 0 on the runway no matter the options I turn off, getting aggravating to try and park a big 747 when you have to hit the brake all the time or feather it…. Is there a way to change this..?

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SammyVS

I'm Samy an independent advisor and I'll be helping you

How are you, mate?

The Flight Simulator community would be the best place for you to ask that, I think they will help you out as best they can.

https://forums.flightsimulator.com/

powerDubi2006

On the right side of the HUD is a vertical bar. It tells you vertical speed of a heli.

It tells you if you are falling or going up, and how fast.

When landing always choose a level ground.

Landing "gear" of heli can take a lot of abuse, so landing does not need to be smooth and careful.

Throttle is visible on the left side of this vertical bar like a small arrow.

Helis engine tends to choke if you fall from high altitude and apply full throttle immediately to stop falling.

You must anticipate a lot.

Get to the choppa :cool:

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if you don't have thermal paste things don't work as efficiently as they should. Your CPU's operating temperature will be higher. It may need to slow itself down (thermal throttling) to stop from overheating and failing. But if you need a repair then I recommend sending it in for repair here. And I don't know how long it would operate properly without it.

NewBlacksmurf

Hey folks, let me ask this....are the power outlets in your home properly grounded?

www.wikihow.com/Ground-an-Outlet

ArminatorX

How are you measuring the speedtest on your PC? Are you using Speedtest.net?

If so, manually select a server from the Seattle/Redmond area. Then compare these measurements with the download speeds on your console.

The only way to improve your download speed would be to physically move closer to the nearest Microsoft data center of your region, or investigate, if your provider is intentionally throttling downloads from high bandwidth services.

Usually, they don't tell you. But try to do a speedtest on your computer WHILE you are downloading on your Xbox.

To hide the fact they are throttling you, they will stop the throttle whenever they find you're measuring on known speedtest sites. If your download speed increases WHILE you are measuring, they are doing the throttling.

How to stop throttle on ground properly