FSX set up

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Dev One
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FSX set up

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Is there a setting where one can disable the automatic selection of autopilot in FSX? There does not appear to be a line in the FSX.cfg file.
I have downloaded a few FSX native a/c but have found them (initially) to be uncrontrollable because the autopilot seems to be automatically engaged - even though the aircraft does'nt have an autopilot!!! I have therefore to take off (usually at some ridiculous speed), find I'm going straight ahead & then have to select Ctrl+Z until I gain control. (BTW that last bit Ctrl+Z is thanks to Rick Piper...).
Keith :dunno:

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Re: FSX set up

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The autopilot shouldn't be automatically engaged.
Sounds like you may have replaced your default flight with a saved one that had the autopilot engaged whilst saving.
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Set up a Flight with the AP turned off. Load this flight first, then load your desired aircraft.

BTW, you can turn off the AP with the Z key.

Hope this helps,
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Re: FSX set up

Post by Dev One »

Thanks for the saved flight tip - could be that seeing as the Jindivik is the current one!
Keith :doh:

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