I am a FS2024 PC user.
While performing an ILS approach with the Cirrus SR22T on autopilot, the aircraft enters a stall within seconds after disengaging the autopilot. Today, I attempted three ILS approaches, and each time, the same issue occurred: the aircraft stalled shortly after autopilot disengagement. Could this be a bug?
Also, the taxi speed of the SR22T feels excessively fast. It seems difficult to make fine adjustments to the taxi speed using the throttle. Could this also be a bug?
How can anyone know what the issue is when you don’t describe anything?
What was your MSL altitude, temperature, wind speed and direction, aircraft heading, aircraft speed, flaps, etc.
What is “excessively fast” and at what RPM? Was there a downslope?
Going simply be your description. No, it’s not a bug because I’ve not had either issue.
Autopilot can fly pretty well at the edge of stall so as soon as you take control, any slight pitch up can make it drop. You don’t say anything about what changes you made to your three attempts so if all the conditions are the same you can expect the same issues.
Yes, you have very good point of view. I would rather record the vidoe for this. Thank you.
Did you ever find a solution to this problem?