Just found this answer to a question about Airbus stick resistance: “The figures copied from an Air
Just found this answer to a question about Airbus stick resistance:
“The figures copied from an Airbus publication and converted to pounds are:
Breakout force: 1.1 pounds
Pitch: Fore and aft. +/- 16 degrees 22.5 pounds
Roll: Outboard 20 degrees 5.6 pounds.
Roll: Inboard 20 degrees 7.8 pounds.
Note that the force is different for inboard and outboard roll. Airbus found during development that your arm is stronger moving inboard than outboard and fine tuned the forces to make left and right roll feel the same. Try moving the stick left and right holding it from above next time you are at work, you can clearly feel the force difference.”
Would it be possible to replicate this reasonably well? Is it even possible in the software to have a different amount of force between left and right?
“The figures copied from an Airbus publication and converted to pounds are:
Breakout force: 1.1 pounds
Pitch: Fore and aft. +/- 16 degrees 22.5 pounds
Roll: Outboard 20 degrees 5.6 pounds.
Roll: Inboard 20 degrees 7.8 pounds.
Note that the force is different for inboard and outboard roll. Airbus found during development that your arm is stronger moving inboard than outboard and fine tuned the forces to make left and right roll feel the same. Try moving the stick left and right holding it from above next time you are at work, you can clearly feel the force difference.”
Would it be possible to replicate this reasonably well? Is it even possible in the software to have a different amount of force between left and right?
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