What is trim used for?

[sembilanaprilduaribu]

I never use this feature in cockpit because i don’t know about the function. Anybody dan explain?

[Levet]

Just did a quick search and found these for you ;)

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Understanding Trim

Hey all, welcome to this tutorial which I will be explaining the functions for trim! Mostly to help those pilots who are confused with this system. So here we are: Understanding (Elevator) Trim What is Trim? “Elevator Trim” is a certain system in aircraft that gives assitance to pilots during climb, descent & cruising. Its purpose is to replace the force/pressure off the primary controls, making the job easier for pilots to maintain a stable altitude. Where is it located on the Simulator T…

Improving My Aircraft Endurance/Extending Range

This tutorial will cover how to extend your aircraft’s range and endurance while flying globally. (Aircraft used for this tutorial is a 787-9 loaded to MTW) (Winds Point #1) First, lets talk about winds. Flying into a headwind will result in a slower groundspeed, while flying with a tailwind will result in a higher groundspeed. A higher groundspeed means you’ll arrive at your destination quicker and ultimately less fuel will be needed and burned for that route. The opposite is true for when f…

[Chatta290]

Look at the above topic. If you need help with what kind of trim to use for certain aircraft then start asking here, the use of trim isn’t necessary on IF by if you want to evolve and use realistic and beneficial features that real aircraft have and use them begin to learn what it does and how it works. It will likely significantly improve your flying experience also.

[sembilanaprilduaribu]

@Levet. You Helped me a lot, thanks for this.
@Chatta290. Got it buddy, thanks.
That’s true when you try to land plane without VS. It’s heavier control on the yoke, this the reason i always use VS. I Will try the trim to decrease heavier control and applying ini climbing too for faster climb.