ORIGINAL: tessmar
One issue with more power, though...I do not have a computer transmitter and, therefore, with the AX fly at less than half throttle. This means that throttle inputs for landing have to be very minute (a click at a time) as I only have about 1/3 of the total throw to work with. I don't mind this as I think it helps develop control sensititivty, but with the adjustments of a computer transmitter that would not be as much of a fussy issue.
I'm trying to understand what you are saying here. Are you saying you can't get full throttle or (and this is more likely):
That your throttle goes from idle to full open with only moving the TX stick only 1/3 of the travel?
If the latter is true, use a shorter arm on the servo or simply move the pushrod in on the arm or out on the engine throttle arm. It doesn't develop control sensivity, it's just wrong and (oops, not allowed to say DUMB).
Please don't take offense. I realize it's just lack of experience.