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Delta Virtual Airlines Water Cooler | PC Support | Aileron Spiking

DVA1051
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Posted onPost created on December 29 2017 16:33 ET by Jonathan Vida

Hello everyone. About 2 weeks ago in P3d V4 (only one I have), I noticed that randomly, the ailerons in my PMDG 737 were completely to the left. I initially thought it was the aircraft with engines off like the Airbus but realized it randomly happens all the time, in every aircraft (including Cessnas, etc), no matter the aircraft condition. I turned on FSUIPC logging and found this when the ailerons spike:

1488735 *** AXIS: Cntrl= 65695 (0x0001009f), Param= 16383 (0x00003fff) AILERON_SET

A normal axis movement with my Saitek Pro Yoke shows this:

1487907 *** AXIS: Cntrl= 65765 (0x000100e5), Param= -12655 (0xffffce91) AXIS_THROTTLE_SET

I ran many tests and cannot figure out what is sending this to the sim.
Disconnected ALL USB ports, including mouse/keyboard.
Deleted the FSUIPC INI file AND the P3D CFG file.
Selected 'aileron' spiking in FSUIPC and it doesn't do anything.

It happens at random times, without even touching the computer (see attached photo). When at cruise it still happens but luckily the autopilot does not disconnect, though the aircraft almost rolls over. I cannot hand fly anymore worried about this spike.

Anyone have any ideas where I can find the culprit? It seems like the 0x0001009f from the FSUIPC log file is the identifier, but I cannot figure out what that is.

Jonathan Vida

First Officer, A350-900

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Posted onPost created on December 30 2017 23:06 ET by Remy Mermelstein

Think this is a question for Pete (who is away till the 2nd) or Luke....maybe file a helpdesk?

Remy Mermelstein (DVA9655)

Posted onPost created on December 30 2017 23:22 ET by Jonathan Vida

Didn't even think of that Remy. Thanks for the suggestion!

Jonathan Vida

First Officer, A350-900

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