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DVA3196 Senior Captain, MD-11 OLP, COMM Joined on June 03 2006 Online Double Century Club 50 State Club Six Century Club "pitchpowertrim.com" Anderson, MO 619 legs, 1,093.4 hours 292 legs, 503.1 hours online 580 legs, 1,026.5 hours ACARS 89 legs, 191.0 hours event 236 legs dispatched, 110.1 hours	Posted onPost created on January 21 2011 14:59 ET by Michael Brown
	I have two switches on my saitek throttle that I use for flaps, one switch is to increment flaps up, the other increment flaps down. The problem I have is when ever I press the buttons they increment two positions. Is the way I have it setup wrong? Thanks in advance!
DVA3931 Senior Captain, L-1011-100 OLP, COMM Joined on January 19 2007 50 State Club Tri-Jet Triumph Million Mile Club Online Quadruple Century Club Flying Colonel Globetrotter Burbank 500 Club Eurocap Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary "De oppresso liber" Surry, ME 1,882 legs, 3,806.7 hours 478 legs, 767.8 hours online 1,107 legs, 1,674.5 hours ACARS 55 legs, 114.8 hours event 195 legs dispatched, 134.4 hours	Posted onPost created on January 21 2011 15:07 ET by Andrew Kaufmann
	mike - you may want to check your FS settings for the joystick - and delete them for the flaps - sometimes - that interferes. Your setting here look fine.
DVA3196 Senior Captain, MD-11 OLP, COMM Joined on June 03 2006 Online Double Century Club 50 State Club Six Century Club "pitchpowertrim.com" Anderson, MO 619 legs, 1,093.4 hours 292 legs, 503.1 hours online 580 legs, 1,026.5 hours ACARS 89 legs, 191.0 hours event 236 legs dispatched, 110.1 hours	Posted onPost created on January 21 2011 15:19 ET by Michael Brown
	Thanks Andy - Check the buttons in FS controls and they are "Available", meaning they are not assigned. I even tried making the buttons send to FS as F6 or F7 (default FS flap controls) and I still get a two position jump.
DVA3794 Senior Captain, A320 OLP, 737-ATP Joined on December 03 2006 50 State Club Globetrotter US Coastal Club Events Quadruple Century US Mountaineer Club Everett Bi-Millennium Club Tri-Millennium Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary Three Million Mile Club Online Thirty Century "volando libero......." Antarctica 3,459 legs, 8,141.9 hours 3,131 legs, 7,039.5 hours online 3,251 legs, 7,332.7 hours ACARS 478 legs, 964.8 hours event 65 legs dispatched, 72.4 hours	Posted onPost created on January 21 2011 17:11 ET by Vincenzo Musumeci
	Michael, I have CH quadrant throttle and Ihave a two three and four engine set up plus flaps and spoliers out of the remaining two levers but you have to set up them through the axis assignement. Read the manual there is a very good explanation of the way things as to be done!
DVA3196 Senior Captain, MD-11 OLP, COMM Joined on June 03 2006 Online Double Century Club 50 State Club Six Century Club "pitchpowertrim.com" Anderson, MO 619 legs, 1,093.4 hours 292 legs, 503.1 hours online 580 legs, 1,026.5 hours ACARS 89 legs, 191.0 hours event 236 legs dispatched, 110.1 hours	Posted onPost created on January 21 2011 22:06 ET by Michael Brown
	After looking at my FS controls again I clearly over looked Andy's suggestion ... at first I thought the these buttons were not assigned but they were. Thanks Andy!!
DVA3931 Senior Captain, L-1011-100 OLP, COMM Joined on January 19 2007 50 State Club Tri-Jet Triumph Million Mile Club Online Quadruple Century Club Flying Colonel Globetrotter Burbank 500 Club Eurocap Club DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary "De oppresso liber" Surry, ME 1,882 legs, 3,806.7 hours 478 legs, 767.8 hours online 1,107 legs, 1,674.5 hours ACARS 55 legs, 114.8 hours event 195 legs dispatched, 134.4 hours	Posted onPost created on January 22 2011 07:52 ET by Andrew Kaufmann

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