Lock tail-wheel? Trimming the rudder only has an effect when you have enough speed (air over wing) to affect the control surfaces. Try a different method:
1. Lock tail-wheel
2. Start engines (Remember to use Select all Engines once they're both running)
3. Extend flaps as required.
4. Ease throttle(s) up to 60% and roll, holding the stick back to keep the tail wheel on the ground
5. Once you're rolling smooth ease the throttle(s) to 75% and push the stick forward to raise the tail. At this point you will need to correct any tendency to wander by using the rudder.
6 Keep easing the throttle(s) on until the plane lifts.
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AMD FX 8350, liquid-cooled. Asus Sabretooth 990FX Rev 2.0 , 16 GB Mushkin Redline (DDR3-PC12800), Enermax 1000W PSU, MSI R9-280X 3GB GDDR5
2 X 128GB OCZ Vertex SSD, 1 x64GB Corsair SSD, 1x 500GB WD HDD.
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