acebusa
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From: SHAWNEE,
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Easier to handle for some, and wilder for others, I mean it turns quicker, so if the wind takes it left instead of a delay you began to stick right, and it is an instant movement, so this helps with quick countering of the wind, and turning. My reciever on my 22E was mounted on its side, however my new one (gws) has to be mounted on the side as well, when it was horizonal ( laying on its back) it caused the tail to spin out of control, the same thing happened when I mounted it on the wrong side, It caused the gyro to counter in the wrong direction, so I had to flip the gyro 180 on its other side before it would work. This gyro if the throttle stick is off, I can put it on my 360 swivel plate mount, and push the tail to the right, and the tail will automaticly come on and counter the action, If I push it left no action will be taken, So when it was flipped on the wrong side, when I pushed left the motor came on and spun the tail left even faster, and faster out of control, So You can probibly check yours with It mounted on a swivel stand, If it doesent counter with no trottle, Try a little throttle, and than push the tail see if it corrects the tail in the correct direction.
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RE: Walkera 22E Lets Talk - 
I flew it with the stock blades and it turned kinda slow, I could have sped it up with the travel of the servos, but without changing anything, I put on my cf blades, and wow! It was way more responsive! This is starting to pay off.