Been messing around with heli’s lately, but when I went back to the NXcub and 172 Skyhawk, something seems off to me. Could just be my poor memory, of course.
Problem is that with full throttle I can only get about 2300 RPM on the 172. With the NXCub I can get full RPM (red line), but max of about 24 on the MP. The performance that I think I remember just isn’t there.
I’ve removed all peripheral’s and add-on’s but still happening. Can anyone confirm what I’m experiencing is not the norm?
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That’s entirely possible due to a hot day, or high altitude.
Guess I should have mentioned I was at sea level and low 60’s F when I was testing.
What controller are you using? If you’re using a controller, have you checked that you get full travel of the controller axis in the sensitivity setting? If all of these seem ok, then reset the controller to default and start over. If you’re not using a controller, forget everything I just said. Hope you can solve this.
No controllers. I unplugged everything to make sure they weren’t the issue. I end up finding a support page on resetting MSFS to vanilla and that seems to have resolved the issue.
Just to clarify, you were not in the water, correct?
Sorry, bad humor.
What happens after takeoff and leveled out with full throttle? Does it speed up to full RPM at that point?
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