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FSX Engine Reaction Time

dave hoeffgen

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The title says it all: My Twin Otter's engines take too much time to react to my throttle input and I didn't find any according variable in the aircraft.cfg or in the airfile. Can somebody give me a tip where to look?

Thanks in advance,
Dave
 
Quick 'n' dirty: fuel_flow_gain in aircraft.cfg

Better: table 1505 in airfile

Try if you can get this table working in a turboprop airfile, I suppose not. Unfortunately.
 
The table has no effect for turboprops... most of the turboprop behavior is hard coded.
 
just make adjustment for [Propeller] especially for prop Moi and diameter. make diameter as short as your desire.

edit:
plus gear reduction ratio
 
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