The B748 is a good example; short of using the internal variables, it seems like you have to be at idle thrust, then do (>K:SET_THROTTLE1_REVERSE_THRUST_ON), then set non-idle thrust to see the levers move. Then afterwards, do (>K:SET_THROTTLE1_REVERSE_THRUST_OFF). What a mess!
We may need to watch out for THROTTLE LOWER LIMIT, as going 'below' that may result in the demand not being honoured.
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SetThrustLevers.ConvertAndSet.The B748 is a good example; short of using the internal variables, it seems like you have to be at idle thrust, then do
(>K:SET_THROTTLE1_REVERSE_THRUST_ON), then set non-idle thrust to see the levers move. Then afterwards, do(>K:SET_THROTTLE1_REVERSE_THRUST_OFF). What a mess!We may need to watch out for
THROTTLE LOWER LIMIT, as going 'below' that may result in the demand not being honoured.