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FS2004 Aileron shakes during turn

Aeronaves

Aeronaves

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Good afternoon, I would like to inquire if anybody has an idea on how could I pinpoint the problem?, some aircraft have old autopilots with the turn KNOB and by using it the aircraft turns but with ailerons shaking and aircraft jolting. Could it be exclusively on the gauge or could it be sorted by meddling with the AIR FILE?..

Best Regards.
Ed.
 
That sounds similar to what happened when I tried to program my own autopilot before I understood PID theory too well LOL...

Try switching out the panel for the default 737 and test with the autopilot on that panel. This will help narrow down whether it's a gauge problem, autopilot problem, or a flight model problem.
 
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