So I think my PSU died - does anyone have a suggestion for a replacement? I'm on 120V in the US. I w
So I think my PSU died - does anyone have a suggestion for a replacement? I'm on 120V in the US. I was using the stock one from walmis. My google-fu is not strong enough to find a replacement based on the original PSU other than this one: https://www.amazon.com/Original-Genuine-Asus-ADP-180HB-Adapter/dp/B07PLPJWC2
I'm running everything off of an APC battery backup showing 115V / 60 hz coming in.
Original Genuine 19V 9.5A 180W 5.5 x 2.5mm Compatible for Asus ADP-...
Features:
ï¿Input: AC 100V - 240V 50-60Hz
ï¿Output: 19V--9.5A, 180W
ï¿Connecter size: 5.5mm ×2.5mm
ï¿Colour: Black
ï¿Condition: Brand New
Compatible type:
ADP-180MB F,ADP-180HB D,N180W-02,90XB00EN-MPW010,90XB00EN-MPW020,90XB00EN-MPW030,90XB00EN-MPW040
90XB00EN-MPW050, 90XB00EN-MPW060,ADP-...
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Another issue is when starting the DCS F/A-18C the first time, the stick moves itself back and to the left as if it was kicking. The stick was started before entering the flight. Subsequent starts of F/A-18C did not have this issue.
Hmm, can't reproduce this. What are initial conditions:
1. TelemFFB running?
2. Free flight / cold start etc?
3. USB hub / direct connection?
1. Yes
2. In-flight
3. Direct connection
It was the first flight after enabled, which means the red button was turned.
Thanks
A video about the incident, may not be very helpful
Probably an air start issue. Try engaging active pause before clicking fly.
May be, anyway, thanks
DCS likes to give a good kick on load in a lot of situations for some reason.
I really dunno. 🙄
Sometimes I’d be on my phone while the plane is loading in DCS and then the stick whacks me right in the junk. I learned to keep one hand on it.
I'm getting a Motor Y communication Timeout, opening it up, the x motors lights are on, the y motors lights are not... I don't think anything has changed... any suggestions?
@walmis , I've swapped the motors, and the x motor works fine plugged into the Y motor ports, the Y motor remains dead on the X motor ports... so the motor is dead?
Can you confirm - does it get power at the motor DC input plug?
I have a problem with the center position of the stick in telemFFB. When I turn the AP off, the y axis doesn't stay in the center, both the center position and output value have an offset, and therefore the pitch input in MFS is nose up.
However, when the AP is turned on, the output value seems to be around 0, despite the center position is still offset.
I have both Trim following and AP following turned off. But I wonder if there is any hidden mechanisms in telemFFB that calculate this different center position.
(second graph is when AP of PMDG737 is off)
