Gtazzed1,
I hope your sleeves are rolled up:
Slowing your heli down
Method 1:
Adjust the Sim Rate Multiplier. Open the program, click on the options button, click on the physics button and click on the field that is indicated by the Sim Rate Multiplier and change this to anything less than 1.00. Now on my computer this field doesn't work exactly as it should, but you'll likely get one of these settings, so try it.
To change it back, I did the following:
Close the program, Open a windows explorer window and navigat as follows: C drive to Program files to FSOne to Options and then double click on the Options.txt file. This will open a text file, scroll down to Realtime and change the setting next to Ra****ltiplier to 1.00, save and close the file.
Run FSOne again and the Sim Rate Multiplier will be back at the default setting of 1.00.
Okay next method of better contol of the heli:
Open FSOne, click freestyle, and click on the Transmitter, make a copy, name it and then click edit, This opens the FSOne Transmitter editor: Click on Mixing (in the upper right corner), in the middle of this screen click on the CCPM120 and click edit. This opens up the ccpm edit window click in the fiels of Roll Channel and change the start value from .6 to .3, do the same to the Pitch Channel. Click ok three times (one for each window) and try flying. if the heli is still too fast, change the start values to .2 and try again.
Fly this way until you are comfy and then increase the value again later on.
Okay, last suggestion:
Change the start position (this one I don't understand how it works but you can experiment)
Close the program, open windows explorer window, and navigate to Program files, FSOne Fields>Panos (now the field are numbered so this doesn't make it easy) click on any pano field and inside you will find a file that ends in .FLD. Double click on the FLD file (probably best to create a copy before you try this). First thing you should see is the name of the field, if you have the correct field continue, if the name isn't the one you want to correct, move on to the next field file. Okay so scroll down the file until you see Aircraft Start Pos1. Underneath this description you will see Pos x, Pos Y and Pos Z. I have no idea how these numbers work, but these are the numbers you can change the start position with. (please remember to make a back up first)
By the way, I should make the obvious statement that I'm not responsible for anything that you try and things fail, or the software fails to run. Everyone has different experience levels and different abilities. If you are really quezy about this stuff, please proceed with caution or don't these things or at least make a back up.
That said, have fun!
Scott H