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Fishtailing, oscillation at speed

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Hi All, I am building a moderately fast warbird. The problem I have is that when aloft and sorted, any speed above 150 kts results in a lot of bobbing and weaving which increases in intensity as speed increases. I need to get up to at least 240 knots and remain stable- it's a front-line fighter of the period for heaven's sake. I have tried adjusting all the usual suspects and with no luck. I understand that propwash could be a culprit but any ideas would be welcomed.
 
Maybe try reducing Elevator Effectiveness? The current Flight Model in 2020 leads to extremely twitchy and sensitive Controls. Maybe this attribute could help?
 
This is probably due to the new "Realistic flight dynamics" which assumes that all aircraft bounce around when flying.
And yes the controls are too sensitive but that can be adjusted.
Roy
 
Thanks both, I'll keep trying. Given the actual dynamics of the sim, I find the pages included in the SDK somewhat amusing. All that "blind'em with science" stuff is just ridiculous. Somebody's trying to show off.
 
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