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**Game Version number: ** 1.2.1.169 **Modded?:** No **Issue Description: ** I don't know if it is a design decision or a something not intended. When I fly the Huey I can keep the angle of attack straight (I leave the mouse and keyboard alone). The heli remains level and doesn't ascend or descend and keeps the same cruising forward speed. This is convenient and kind of simulates the trim controls of an aircraft. (which purpose is to prevent the pilot from being forced to keep its hands on the rudder and fight with the aircraft controls non stop to keep it in the position wanted). On the Mi8 the helicopter always wants to pitch up, so I have to constantly correct the pitch to maintain a cruising speed and altitude. If the controls are left alone the nose of the heli will always go up. Would be nice if the Mi8 would have this simulated trim too for convinience, like the Huey. Thank you

**Game Version number: ** 1.2.1.169 **Modded?:** No **Issue Description: ** I don't know if it is a design decision or a something not intended. When I fly the Huey I can keep the angle of attack straight (I leave the mouse and keyboard alone). The heli remains level and doesn't ascend or descend and keeps the same cruising forward speed. This is convenient and kind of simulates the trim controls of an aircraft. (which purpose is to prevent the pilot from being forced to keep its hands on the yoke and fight with the aircraft controls non stop to keep it in the position wanted). On the Mi8 the helicopter always wants to pitch up, so I have to constantly correct the pitch to maintain a cruising speed and altitude. If the controls are left alone the nose of the heli will always go up. Would be nice if the Mi8 would have this simulated trim too for convinience, like the Huey. Thank you

**Game Version number: ** 1.2.1.169 **Modded?:** No **Issue Description: ** I don't know if it is a design decision or a something not intended. When I fly the Huey I can keep the angle of attack straight (I leave the mouse and keyboard alone). The heli remains level and doesn't ascend or descend and keeps the same cruising forward speed. This is convenient and kind of simulates the trim controls of an aircraft. (which purpose is to prevent the pilot from being forced to keep its hands on the rudderyoke and fight with the aircraft controls non stop to keep it in the position wanted). On the Mi8 the helicopter always wants to pitch up, so I have to constantly correct the pitch to maintain a cruising speed and altitude. If the controls are left alone the nose of the heli will always go up. Would be nice if the Mi8 would have this simulated trim too for convinience, like the Huey. Thank you