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Typically when I get to a comfortable altitude after takeoff I'll hit altitude hold and then use INCREASE and DECREASE for long flights. On landings I find it easier to use AP and plot a WP just past the end of the runway (with WP ALT of 0). I can use Roll and Yaw while AP is active to "push" finese the approach. I will then start to reduce the throttle slowly so that the plane is actually coming in under the approach and does a touch down before the WP. Hit the brakes, throttle all the way back and she can stop in under 20m.
- Added a button to the front left of the pilot that allows them to toggle the AP Roll Turn Assist ON/OFF. In heavy winds it is expected that the HERMES will need to apply much more yaw to accommodate for the wind push the closer it gets to the WP. Turning off Roll Assist will prevent the plane from banking over too far and loosing control.
The new winds are a real menace right now. It's actually pretty cool. :) On a trip to the Arctic I had to fight to stick a landing with 30 m/s crosswinds. When I landed even with parking brakes on it was getting pushed about. Took forever to try to get her in to the hangar. Wind and weather will now be something you need to consider in your choice of vessel.