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Old 12-17-2004, 10:47 PM
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Default Controller Setup, Dont know which stick does what.

Hey Guys,
I got a controller (analog joystick) and FMS.

I dont know which stick is supposed to do what and I don't want to get used to flying with incorrect controller setup. This is how I have it setup now.


LEFT STICK
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Right / Left = Rudder

Up / Down = Elevator

RIGHT STICK
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Up / Down = Throttle

Right / Left = Aileron

Thanks
Old 12-17-2004, 11:07 PM
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What you have listed is what is called mode 1 pretty common elsewhere in the world but in the US it is in the minority. Mode 2 is the most common here and is best in regards its easier to get an insturctor or mentor nad makes it easier to buy/ sell equipment. Mode 2 has the throttle on the left and elev on the right. Most two stick radios have a rachet on the throttle side and the rest of the sticks are spring loaded to neutral.

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I don't really understand what you are saying, "Mode 2 has the throttle on the left and elev on the right. Most two stick radios have a rachet on the throttle side and the rest of the sticks are spring loaded to neutral."

Could you clarify that or put it in lamens turms for me, sorry I'm a NuB


Left Stick
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Left/Right = ?
Up / Down = ?


Right Stick
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Left/Right = ?
Up / Down = ?

If ya could fill that out it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Dennis
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ORIGINAL: xDennis

I don't really understand what you are saying, "Mode 2 has the throttle on the left and elev on the right. Most two stick radios have a rachet on the throttle side and the rest of the sticks are spring loaded to neutral."

Could you clarify that or put it in lamens turms for me, sorry I'm a NuB


Left Stick
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Left/Right = ? Rudder
Up / Down = ? Throttle (this stick should not be spring loaded to center but instead have ratchet action


Right Stick
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Left/Right = ? aileron
Up / Down = ? Elevator

If ya could fill that out it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Dennis

The above is mode 2 and most common in the US. By spring loaded to center I mean that if you remove your thumb from the stick it will return to the center. A throttle should stay if you remove your thumb.
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Gotcha!

Thanks, Thats a big Help!

editL wow, the first way I was flying was waaaay hard, this is so much easier, I can actually kinda land now

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