airplane moving left while taking off

[sveri]

Cool thank you, i remember having read about that in the manual. But i just couldnt imagine that its extreme like that on the ground, because i never seen it that way in another flight sim.

Knowing now that it's real like this makes it even more fun.

Right now i am controlling the rudder with my saitek x52, which is very hard for me, what do you think? Is it useful to buy some 'real' rudder pedals like these:
http://www.amazon.de/Saitek-Pro-Flig...1655113&sr=8-1

Does it make things easier?

Greetings
Sven

[Travelbob]

Well, I have the same issue and I knew what the reason is, but giving full pedal in the opposite direction doesn't help. even using the breaks doesn't help!!! What do I wrong - should I use more or less throttle?
My Stuka goes always left - it is hard to take off.

[drewpee]

I find slowly applying throttle as the AC picks up speed helps for me. The AC needs speed before you get any response from the rudder(more air across the control surface). The sooner you get the tail up the sooner you'll get control so try forward stick to lift the tail. Using landing flaps also helps.

[Travelbob]

Originally Posted by drewpee

I find slowly applying throttle as the AC picks up speed helps for me. The AC needs speed before you get any response from the rudder(more air across the control surface). The sooner you get the tail up the sooner you'll get control so try forward stick to lift the tail. Using landing flaps also helps.

Thank you, I will try this. I hope at parking position on the airfield it will work too! I will use flaps and breaks and rudder and your information!

[effte]

http://www.simhq.com/_air/air_003d.html