4 channel control
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From: Peachtree City, GA
how is the control set up on a 4 channel radio? ( such as the xrb, or the housefly)
is it......left stick = power up & down and left, right pitch with the tail rotor
Right stick = left, right roll and forward, backward from the col.
i know my terms are not correct, but if someone could just tell me the controls of the 4 channel xrb or housefly. Thanks.
is it......left stick = power up & down and left, right pitch with the tail rotor
Right stick = left, right roll and forward, backward from the col.
i know my terms are not correct, but if someone could just tell me the controls of the 4 channel xrb or housefly. Thanks.
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From: St. Petersburg,
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Mode Two (U.S. standard).....Left sitck Throttle up/dwn....Rudder side to side (rotate rt/lf)
Right stick Elevator (forward/reverse)........Aileron (roll rt/lf)
Right stick Elevator (forward/reverse)........Aileron (roll rt/lf)
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From: Perth, AUSTRALIA
hahahahahahaha.
That was good.
Heh, Mode 1 is US standard. Mode 2 is rest of world.
It's just that Mode 2 is easier for Heli pilots since the right stick then becomes Cyclic.
The difference in Mode 1 and 2 is whether the collective is on the left or the right.
Rudder is always on the left. "Aileron" is always on the right.
"Elevator" is wherever Cyclic (throttle) isn't.
David
That was good.
Heh, Mode 1 is US standard. Mode 2 is rest of world.
It's just that Mode 2 is easier for Heli pilots since the right stick then becomes Cyclic.
The difference in Mode 1 and 2 is whether the collective is on the left or the right.
Rudder is always on the left. "Aileron" is always on the right.
"Elevator" is wherever Cyclic (throttle) isn't.
David




