REFLECTOR: S Tec 50 Autopilot

[John Dibble]

Scott,
Thanks.  I guess it's good practice to keep it off until I'm ready to use it.

John

Scott Derrick wrote:

> John,
>
> Usually yes.
>
> If I have my heading bug off from where the plane is pointed, the AP
> will be applying whatever it thinks it should to get back on course.
>
> AP's all are different though.
>
> Mines a Century III and probably behaves differently than an S-Tec.
>
> Scott
>
> John Dibble wrote:
>
> >Normally, my A/P is off until my engine is running.  However today with the engine off
> >and the A/P in the "on" position, I hear the servos running constantly, like the sound
> >of a timer that plugs in an electrical outlet.  Is this normal?
> >
> >John
> >
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