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This is correct. The MH60 IRL does not have heading modes. No heading select, no LNAV. Heading changes are commanded manually. However, upon engaging the AFCS system, the aircraft will keep the lastest heading recorded prior to engage. To change heading, a coordinated turn WITH pedal will change the heading. We are rolling the tutorials and rest of documentation in the upcoming hours. Its been a very hectic release day, with our capacity overloaded. Hence the slight delay. Also, as long as the manual is followed, these work correctly. SAS is never supposed to be off - the off position is "semi-simulated". Keep in mind that SAS off on this aircraft is considered an emergency. Autopilot works correctly as long as the corresponding deadzones are configured. Trim is more of an assist for users with limited hardware or experience (eg. want to avoid configuring a trim release keybind). For many experienced users, TRIM OFF is probably the recommended way to go This is noted already, and will be addressed soon

Yes they are - on the Keyset, DOOR menu, the two options on the bottom right

This is all correct. Military helicopters, and particular these type of Navy helis, are very limited with regard to IFR flying. Since most operations are above water at low altitude, or from ships, these helicopters primarily operate using "FTPs" (fly to points), which are coordinate-based waypoints loaded onto the aircraft prior to a flight using a datakey. IFR maps following SIDs and STARs are rarely followed. As an ATC on a busy area, you wouldn't want a heli flying at 60 knots slowing down approaches for everyone else.

Email please, contact at milechsimulations .com A video of the animations would be useful, it may be due to framegen or a different graphic settings Yep its the same

2020 or 24? If on 2020, we have two different options to chose from. If on 2024, we are using 100% stock animations with the new interpolated motion blur

This is very old information and not accurate to the release state of the product. We have, in fact, modeled force trim in four different selectable ways to appeal to different users and hardware configurations: https://docs.miltechsimulations.com/miltech-simulations-mh60/aircraft-and-systems/aircraft-systems/force-trim-system As for this video, the creator has delisted it as there was multiple issues during his flight as result of a bug introduced on last night's SU3 Update, and it does not represent the state the project was released for the stable branch of MSFS. https://devsupport.flightsimulator.com/t/after-last-nights-su3-beta-update-many-systems-on-my-new-release-are-broken/15045