Normally, I set the trim on the Boeing 737-800 to 10%—which has always been sufficient—but I just had to set it to 60% for takeoff, and for the A350-1000, I even had to set it to 100%.
Hello. Did you try to calibrate your device using the calibrate button in the pause menu?
Make sure you’re using the correct flap setting and rotation speed, the A350-1000 should rotate pretty easily at, for example, 50% load, with 40% trim, flaps 2, 90% power, and a rotation speed of 145kts. Each aircraft has different trim/flap/power settings and rotation speeds, and there are plenty of guides here on the community forum and places like YouTube with detailed charts.
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Make you always calibrate your device before takeoff. That might solve the problem. If not, have a look at the guide below. It won’t have all the aircrafts since it’s outdated but still useful for the aircrafts that are there.
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Yes I did…
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I’ve also got this issue too. Trim set at 30% on the MAX which is what I usually set it too. Today flew relatively light but it required me to pull back a lot more than what it usually does. V Speed was fine, calculated on SimBrief, flaps all set too
Calibrated fine too
At what speed was v1?
@Liva04G I’ve worked it out. It’s the new flight assist thing they added. Make sure you turn if off!
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That makes sense. I had similar issues, and found it was on!