Hello all,
Yuudai, thank you for you extensive reply.
Perhaps I did not describe my problem clear enough.
My problem, is that if I am on the runway, and I set 20 kts crosswind, than I cannot take off, because full rudder won’t keep me on the runway. And before I reach 40 kts. the plane gradually turns into the unpaved patch next to the runway (off road). The only way that helps a bit is differential braking, but that is obviously no normal way to take off. Let alone that it keeps the speed low so that you cannot take off normally. And full aileron, and the elevator pushing down the nose wheel does not help either.
As the manual says 20 kts. crosswind is the max., then or the flightmodel is wrong, which could be of course. Or I am doing something wrong. And I am guessing it is the first one.
The strange thing is, that when I did a 180 degree turn, and took off in that direction, the problem seems more manageable. I cannot explain that either.
I looked at the ruddertrim, and I see a marked white center, and I see a green patch. I don’t know what they mean, it is not explained in the manual as far as I know. Nontheless, I have put the rudder trim full left on 1 take off try, and full right on the other take off try, with the same 20 kts., to see if that would provide me with the needed extra rudder input. But it does not make a difference, so it does not increase the rudder range.
So this is the situation. And I cannot explain why. Perhaps somebody can.
Otherwise I will just assume that in MSFS, the safe crosswind limit is 15 kts. for takeoff for the TBM. Landing with 20 kts. is possible, and even more because you can use diff. braking.
If somebody still can help me stay on the runway with 20 kts. crosswind, please let me know.
Greetings,
Boudewijn