Twin Engine Feathering with Honeycomb Bravo

[meh1951]

Feathering has not worked for a few updates now and I still can not get it to work. One of the video’s online has it working with a single engine using the parameter “Hold Propeller Reverse Thrust” but that will not work with the twin’s like the D-18 or the Baron.
Has anyone gotten this to work?
If not could Asobo give us a fix for this so we can practice engine outs with twin’s?

Help please…

tia

[airmanparker]

I have the Honeycomb bravo but only use it for the Twin Otter. I used a YouTube video to map the reverse thrust without issue. I’ll have to dig it up again.

[airmanparker]

[meh1951]

@airmanparker

Honeycomb bravo but only use it for the Twin Otter

MSFS | BRAVO TQ CONFIGURATION GUIDE | TWIN OTTER & KODIAK 100 | Suitable for most Turbo Props

But unfortunately there is only 1 Hold propeller reverse thrust
so you can’t feather 1 engine.

[airmanparker]

OK that’s the video I used. Sorry, not sure then.

[StatesideSiren4]

FSUIPC7. I am adding extra characters so I can post that.

[Vibstronium]

@meh1951

Feathering has not worked for a few updates now and I still can not get it to work. One of the video’s online has it working with a single engine using the parameter “Hold Propeller Reverse Thrust” but that will not work with the twin’s like the D-18 or the Baron.

Feathering and reverse are different things. As far as I know none of the piston-engined planes available in the sim has a reverse range for the prop; this feature is exclusive to some turboprops such as the TBM 930.