REFLECTOR: S Tec 50 Autopilot

[Scott Derrick]

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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