No, MSFS default autopilots are affected by microsignals from a controller when it is returned to it’s “center” position.
Very few return to exactly dead center. This creates a small signal that sends the MSFS A/P crazy.
Putting the deadzone in stops the A/P from seeing those signals, as they occur in that area.
That is why the settings for the deadzone vary.
It depends on the condition of the individual controller.
Got it ,tks.
obviously correct since my deadzone is at 8 and that’s not enough after recent WU3 patch. So far I have to disable FLT CTL SEC1 in the neo to make the AP work like a charme. Will try to set the deadzone higher to around 13…
Looks like another patch that created more problems than it solved again.