No Trim
- Thread starter chief6599
- Start date
flightengr
Well-known member
Could be lots of things. Please help us help you by telling us more about what you're doing.
Which controller are you using?
Which aircraft are you flying?
Which controller are you using?
Which aircraft are you flying?
flightengr
Well-known member
With the InterLink DX, you can turn on an on-screen display that shows what RealFlight thinks is happening with your controller. It's called the Radio Gadget. To turn it on, go to the ESC menu (press ESC), then go to Settings > User Interface > Gadgets > Radio Gadget.
When it's enabled, it appears on your screen and looks like this.
As you move the trim sliders, they'll light up to show you that they're not centered.
I ask about which aircraft you're flying because trim will be less obvious if you're flying a plane that has SAFE self-level active. The Flight Mode Gadget would show "SAFE Select" or "SAFE Beginner"
Most if not all aircraft in RF are modeled to fly straight and really shouldn't need much trim if any. What problem are you experiencing that needs some trim correction? It's possible that your problem may not be trim but instead could be controller calibration.
When it's enabled, it appears on your screen and looks like this.
As you move the trim sliders, they'll light up to show you that they're not centered.
I ask about which aircraft you're flying because trim will be less obvious if you're flying a plane that has SAFE self-level active. The Flight Mode Gadget would show "SAFE Select" or "SAFE Beginner"
Most if not all aircraft in RF are modeled to fly straight and really shouldn't need much trim if any. What problem are you experiencing that needs some trim correction? It's possible that your problem may not be trim but instead could be controller calibration.