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feat(hyd): Adjusted steering flow on A380 and speed to pressure/flow behavior #8805

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@crocket63 crocket63 commented Aug 16, 2024

Fixes #[issue_no]

Summary of Changes

Updated steering flow on A380 to match reference

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Testing instructions

Check non regression on 32NX steering: should behave exactly as before, same hydraulic usage when using steering (check hyd cam while steering the nose before/after this PR)

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2hwk commented Aug 17, 2024

QA Report

Discord: 2cas
Object of testing: #8805
Date: 03/08/2024

Testing Process:

  • Check non regression on 32NX steering: should behave exactly as before, same hydraulic usage when using steering (check hyd cam while steering the nose before/after this PR)

Negatives:
N/A

Testing Results:
Passed

Conclusions:
Works as expected

@crocket63 crocket63 merged commit 2163437 into flybywiresim:master Aug 17, 2024
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