Is this normal?

[Overrated]

I was flying from KSFO to KLAX in a DC-3. The flight was fine, with no problems. 90 minutes after taking off, I was preparing to land at
KLAX, when my landing gear did not deploy properly. Only one wheel was down. I remembered hearing to make a slow landing to shake
the gear, which I was doing. However, when I landed, it showed me braking (which I did not do, and DC-3s do not have autobrakes), and
then my plane took off again very fast, did a few barrell rolls, stalled, and crashed at over -9000 feet a minute. Everyone died. Is there
some kind of problem with my game, or is that normal?

I would post the flightlog, but I forgot to copy it, and "accidentally" clicked the do not register button. :P

[2RIP]

The landing gear failure may be caused by fsp, it rarely occurs unless you have set the failure percentage to a certain amount. I'm not sure why it
would brake by itself, but the rolling may be due to having one gear down causing improper balance of the aircraft.

[Overrated]

My failure percentage is 5%. I know it was cased by FSP, but I am just a little surprised that my plane made such unrealistic moves after
that.

[Drew]

does the plane have autothrottle?

[jboweruk]

On a DC3? It doesn't really have an autopilot as such.

[crowebird]

If you have yet to view another flight log, then it should be viewable if you go into the FsPassengers folder in the FS9 folder and click on
the View_last_log doc, or somthing like that

[Overrated]

By the time I saw the post about the flight log, I had already redid that flight.

Also, something weird happened last night. I was flying my DC-3, and even though I was climbing, I crashed into a mountain at 4000 feet. The thing is,
when I redid the flight in the daytime, I saw that the mountains were not even that high. In addition to that, I remember FSPassengers saying that I
crashed at an altitude of 147 feet or something similar. I know I was climbing at the time, because even the flightlog said I was going over 1000
feet/min.

Very odd.