Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

My idle is at 2000 rpm and my high end is at 11,400 rpm. Now I am asuming I want to use a program mix like 6 on my Futaba 9C and set it up throttle to throttle. Now what?

RE: Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

I'm confused. What exactly are you trying to accomplish? Throttle curve is used to deaden the throttle response around 1/2 throttle to make hovering maneuvers easier.
Doug

RE: Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

??????????????? are you thinking about using expo so throttle responce is crisper???

RE: Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

I guess I was thinking of setting up a linear throttle. I am developing most my power at half throttle and above and I wanted to say have the actual midpoint of the rpm range actually be at half throttle on the stick. I messed around with it for a few minutes though and think I just fugured it out. I think if I find the difference between the high end rpm and the idle rpm then divide by four, that will give me the number to add to the idle number to find 1/4 throttle rpm etc. Then I can just use my five point programming mix to dial in each rpm setting at the disired points. Does that make sence?

RE: Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

Yes, that makes sense.

If you are not using channel 8 right now, you can plug the throttle servo into receiver output #8, then go into the THR-NEEDL screen and you will see a pre-programmed curve. Turn the MIX (ON). Set point 1 at 0.0, point 2 at 35.0, point 3 at 70.0, point 4 at 90.0 and point 5 at 100.0. That should give a really good starting point and you can fine tune it from there.

If you are already using ch. 8 for another function, than you will need to do a program mix. Which, it sounds like that's what you are already doing.[8D]
Doug

RE: Can someone walk me through setting up a throttle curve on my 9C?
 

Ya, the way I'm doing it worked out fine. Now I just have to stretch the mid range out a little for better control in hovering.