I have just recently purchased my 1st RC Helicopter, and I'am hooked for life!
I'am also a newbie to this hobby and learning thru trial and error and the help of
a friend who also is in the same boat as me.
Until today, I have allways practiced indoors with reasonable success for the amount of time I have owned it. When practicing indoors I never really had much of a problem with interference.
Today was a very calm day, llittle to no wind etc so I headed for the back yard for my 1st outdoor practice session .I made sure all the controls was in a neutral
position, throttle all the way down. Connected my battery to the chopper, and as I was walking back to get the trans.. she came to life, it didnt lift off but I was surprised to say the least.
Is there anyway to adjust the sensitivity to keep this from happening? In the back yard there is no power lines, nothing I can think of that would interfere. I figured the odds of interference would be greater indoors with all the different electronic devices in the normal household
Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Ken B.[sm=confused.gif]