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I have the same CH Throttle and the same issue... first I tough it was a bad calibration... but I can see others suffers the same issue....
The game also holds onto the throttle after closing, so when attempting to load other simulators that use the x56 controls the throttle is unresponsive until a complete shutdown of the steam client so it kills whatever processes are left over from FS2020. It's a little upsetting a company can't make a game function properly with it's own operating system.
Hope am not telling you stuff you already know here. I have CH setup and my throttle does give 100% in the sim. This is the bit which you probably already do know but if you don't it might help. If you use CH control manager software to calibrate the throttle you will see if you move the axis to full back and full forward when asked to in the calibration process this does not give you full range after you click "apply". You only get full range (as far as I am aware) by not quite going to full forward or full back when calibrating. Basically leave a little gap at either end. Your mileage may vary on how big a gap to leave but if I don't do this I don't get full range period.
Also, if I disconnect any of my CH stuff I lose the calibration, well apart from the pedals for some weird reason. It caught me out in this sim because I turned my hub off and found I wasn't getting full throttle.
Anyway, as I said you probably know that already.