mjdee14
Senior Heliman
Location: Nashville , TN
| rd,
When you say the right stick controls throttle, do you mean the right stick does not "center itself" ? and will stay down or up or wherever you put it? or it's just controlling the throttle?
If it's the latter, you may just have the esc plugged in to the wrong socket. The left stick should control both the throttle and the pitch. (at least in the USA, but we also drive on the wrong side, according to some people)
Not sure where you live but I would try to hook up with a good hobby shop or other heli flyers that can help a little....
It is so hard to give numbers for TX set ups...each heli is a little different....
Radd's website is excellent, just go slow and follow all the steps.
The Expo softens the stick around the middle so the servos don't feel as "touchy" and helps you to make smaller corrections.
I used to use an Optic 6 with my ECo then went to the DX7 so I can't look at my set up...it also depends on your motor, batteries, servos, etc....
I believe the OPtic 6 can be changed between mode I and mode II, if you are in the wrong mode...
The left stick should have no centering spring.
Mike... Blade CP, HBCP2, Revo w/belt drive, Zoom 400, Eco 8, Hurricane 550, DX7 2.4 |
