Help with heli plz
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Hi all. Ive been flying electric rc for a year now and Im just getting into rc heli s I bought a bladecx and caught on to it within a few flights so im thinking about going with the bladeCP but I dont know a lot about helis . Such as exactally what does collective pitch mean. And is there a good site or forum where i can learn some more on heli s . Thanks for all the help Im sure to get on this topic.
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Psikelly,
Here's a web site, it's a video, that will show you how the transmitter works, balancing, pitch cure, setup and final adjustments.
http://www.funscale.com/Bladebuild1.html
The files are long, about 30 meg+ each. There are 5 videos, it's worth the download to watch this guy.
Collective pitch, put simpily, means that you have the contol of the pitch of the blade. Meaning you can add negative or positive pitch of the rotor blades. In normal flight you don't use negative pitch, negative is used for inverted flight.
There are two modes you use from the transmitter, normal mode or idle-up mode. Normal mode gives you from 0 percent pitch to about 9 or 10 percent pitch at full throttle.. In this mode the throttle stick also controls the head speed.
In the idle-up mode, the main rotor always spins at top rpm. In this mode you only control the pitch with the throttle stick (left stick). Read a lot and do the research, it's a super fun hobby, but it's harder than it looks on some of the videos with guys doing 3D flying..
Dave / Choppersrule
Here's a web site, it's a video, that will show you how the transmitter works, balancing, pitch cure, setup and final adjustments.
http://www.funscale.com/Bladebuild1.html
The files are long, about 30 meg+ each. There are 5 videos, it's worth the download to watch this guy.
Collective pitch, put simpily, means that you have the contol of the pitch of the blade. Meaning you can add negative or positive pitch of the rotor blades. In normal flight you don't use negative pitch, negative is used for inverted flight.
There are two modes you use from the transmitter, normal mode or idle-up mode. Normal mode gives you from 0 percent pitch to about 9 or 10 percent pitch at full throttle.. In this mode the throttle stick also controls the head speed.
In the idle-up mode, the main rotor always spins at top rpm. In this mode you only control the pitch with the throttle stick (left stick). Read a lot and do the research, it's a super fun hobby, but it's harder than it looks on some of the videos with guys doing 3D flying..
Dave / Choppersrule



