Cirrius SR20 Throttle and Rudder Control erratic

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Brief description of the issue:Rudder and Throttle erratic during taxi

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Detail steps to reproduce the issue encountered:Did taxi test = problem, Same upon landing

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There is insufficient information here to let others assist.

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Was it windy?

The SR20 is such a lightweight aircraft that even a mild breeze will shake it around.

Test with no wind?

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  • is this the Cirrus SR22?
  • what input devices do you use for the throttle and rudder?
  • what exactly is “erratic” about them? where are you testing, what are you doing, and what happens when you try to move the controls (please describe what you’re doing with the controls as well as what happens)
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Its a Cirrius SR22. I use a Logitech Extreme 30 Pro. I take off -No problem, flying is normal. When landing, as soon I touch down I loose rudder and power control. The rudder turns back and forth erraticly with no no input from the stick, stick has no control and throttle does not respond to stick input but engine RPM goes up and down. I tried and different aircraft, same problem. I checked settings all appears normal. About PC:-AMD Ryzen 5, 32 GB ram, Nvidia GPU. I fly out of SFO. i think it started after last update. I rebooted-No help. I usually end up in the bay :slight_smile:

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Also, no wind

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That sounds unusual – control issues would usually occur throughout the flight unless they’re triggered by going on/off autopilot.

Have you tried a different input device to rule out the joystick?

Also, is this specific to the Cirrus SR22 or does it occur in other planes?