262 QMB engine failure

[=EXPEND=13SchwarzeHand]

Hello,

 

I have a problem with the air start of the 262 in QMB.

So I am using a T 16000 throttle and at the beginning of the mission the virtual throttle setting does not correspond to my physical hardware throttle.

For all other planes this has never been a problem since as soon as I would touch my throttle the “virtual” throttle and my physical throttle merge to the same value.

Now when doing an air start with the 262 this has catastrophic consequences, since any fast adjustments lead to engine failure and there is no way i can control this adjustment speed.

 

Anyone having the same problem and knows how to fix it maybe?

 

Thanks!

Edited June 10, 2019 by =EXPEND=13BumaYe

[Hawk-2a]

Set the throttle to a very high setting befor the mission starts, around 85% and it doesn‘t flame out.

and if they do, hold the ignition for the engine to start them mid air. It works

[CountZero]

should not easy fix be to just place your real trotle at max forward before starting quick mission airstart, as all airplanes start in qm at 100% trottle, then your matching game with your one, and when you move it it will not brake as they should be at same 100%

[=EXPEND=13SchwarzeHand]

12 minutes ago, 77.CountZero said:

should not easy fix be to just place your real trotle at max forward before starting quick mission airstart, as all airplanes start in qm at 100% trottle, then your matching game with your one, and when you move it it will not brake as they should be at same 100%

 

Online it starts at 100%, but offline it starts at around 80% for me for some reason, and it’s hard to find that spot... guess I’ll have to mark it on my throttle.

 

but thanks!

Edited June 10, 2019 by =EXPEND=13BumaYe

[danielprates]

It would be interesting to know if starting the 262 engines in midflight was an acceptable procedure, if at all possible.

 

EDIT: nevermind, apparently it was possible and the game reflects it correctly.

Edited June 10, 2019 by danielprates

[VSN_Razor]

Edit: NVM, I read the description and cleared it

Edited June 10, 2019 by VSN_Razor

[SJ_Butcher]

Same problem, no matter what I do my engine stop as soon as mission starts, it looks like a bug..

[LukeFF]

20 minutes ago, SJ_Butcher said:

Same problem, no matter what I do my engine stop as soon as mission starts, it looks like a bug..

 

Not a bug. Read the patch notes and what has been written here. 

[SJ_Butcher]

22 minutes ago, LukeFF said:

 

Not a bug. Read the patch notes and what has been written here. 

 

Instead just pointing that give something constructive, I didn't read anything about it in the patch notes, what should I do to don't shutdown the damn engine?

[Yogiflight]

1 hour ago, SJ_Butcher said:

 

Instead just pointing that give something constructive, I didn't read anything about it in the patch notes, what should I do to don't shutdown the damn engine?

start the mission with your throttle at full power, because that is the position in which the throttle levers of the 262 are, when the mission starts. When your joystick throttle is positioned at too low power, then the 262 throttle will fall down to the position your throttle has, as soon as you move it, and that will crash the engines.

[Haza]

4 hours ago, LukeFF said:

 

Not a bug. Read the patch notes and what has been written here. 

 

You a part time Samaritan?

[-TBC-AeroAce]

I had the ops problem the first time. The solution is just make sure u push the throttle up before air spawn!

 

I actually find the engines quite hard to break in the air.

Edited June 11, 2019 by AeroAce