Realflight G2 Controller Sensitivity
08-25-2004, 08:06 PM
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Realflight G2 Controller Sensitivity
Hi, I'm practicing RC heli on the Realflight G2 Sim. The heli I'm using is the Sundog.
The controller is too sensitive. It's not stable at all. I asked a guy at the field and he said the Realflight G2 is much harder to fly than the real thing because it's overly sensitive. He said there is a way to make it less sensitive.
Is there a way to adjust the sensitivity? If so, how? What setting do you recommand? Thanks.
The controller is too sensitive. It's not stable at all. I asked a guy at the field and he said the Realflight G2 is much harder to fly than the real thing because it's overly sensitive. He said there is a way to make it less sensitive.
Is there a way to adjust the sensitivity? If so, how? What setting do you recommand? Thanks.
08-25-2004, 10:16 PM
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RE: Realflight G2 Controller Sensitivity
If you just want to slow down the cyclic and/or TR action of the heli:
Make a copy of the helicopter Then you can edit the radio for that particular model.
You will have full control of expo, dual rate, pitch and throttle curves, etc. in the radio setup.
I put about -20 expo and it made the sim very close to my actual helicopter.
Make a copy of the helicopter Then you can edit the radio for that particular model.
You will have full control of expo, dual rate, pitch and throttle curves, etc. in the radio setup.
I put about -20 expo and it made the sim very close to my actual helicopter.
08-25-2004, 10:59 PM
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RE: Realflight G2 Controller Sensitivity
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If you just want to slow down the cyclic and/or TR action of the heli:
Make a copy of the helicopter Then you can edit the radio for that particular model.
You will have full control of expo, dual rate, pitch and throttle curves, etc. in the radio setup.
I put about -20 expo and it made the sim very close to my actual helicopter.
If you just want to slow down the cyclic and/or TR action of the heli:
Make a copy of the helicopter Then you can edit the radio for that particular model.
You will have full control of expo, dual rate, pitch and throttle curves, etc. in the radio setup.
I put about -20 expo and it made the sim very close to my actual helicopter.
08-26-2004, 09:42 PM
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RE: Realflight G2 Controller Sensitivity
Yes
If you select "Aircraft" you want to fly, you will see an option to make a copy under "Customize Aircraft".
You can call it anything you like but it will be an exact copy of the model you have selected.
You then select the model to fly that you have created, it will now be in the menu.
Once you have selected the model that you created or copied You can then, under "Aircraft" open the "Edit Radio" dialog.
This will open up a tabbed dialog box that will allow you to edit or set all radio parameters that are associated to this model only.
This is actually good to experiment with as the settings you input to the sim radio will be very close to what you will program into your real radio for pretty much the same response.
At least mine was close and I am using a Futaba 7c.
If you select "Aircraft" you want to fly, you will see an option to make a copy under "Customize Aircraft".
You can call it anything you like but it will be an exact copy of the model you have selected.
You then select the model to fly that you have created, it will now be in the menu.
Once you have selected the model that you created or copied You can then, under "Aircraft" open the "Edit Radio" dialog.
This will open up a tabbed dialog box that will allow you to edit or set all radio parameters that are associated to this model only.
This is actually good to experiment with as the settings you input to the sim radio will be very close to what you will program into your real radio for pretty much the same response.
At least mine was close and I am using a Futaba 7c.
