Hi
I have just recently got into RC Helicopter flying after buying a cheap Gyrocopter...I wanted something with a bit more power so I bought a Blade 130s. (I know this isn't a beginner helicopter, but I am taking small steps for now)
I have set it up correctly as it was an RTF version and done what the manual suggested
The problem I am having (and I was lucky to be holding the helicopter at the time), - when I switch from normal mode into intermediate or 3D - it just went full power and lift even though the throttle was at zero.
When switching back down to normal the rotor/blades powered down, I then tested the throttle on normal, and it works as expected.
What could be causing the helicopter to full throttle in them modes when the throttle is at zero? Is this normal for then modes?
I have just ordered a DX6e Transmitter but it won't be delivered until Monday so I'm reluctant to try adjusting values on the basic RTF transmitter that I got with the 130s.
If you need any more details I will be happy to provide.
Thank you
I have just recently got into RC Helicopter flying after buying a cheap Gyrocopter...I wanted something with a bit more power so I bought a Blade 130s. (I know this isn't a beginner helicopter, but I am taking small steps for now)
I have set it up correctly as it was an RTF version and done what the manual suggested
The problem I am having (and I was lucky to be holding the helicopter at the time), - when I switch from normal mode into intermediate or 3D - it just went full power and lift even though the throttle was at zero.
When switching back down to normal the rotor/blades powered down, I then tested the throttle on normal, and it works as expected.
What could be causing the helicopter to full throttle in them modes when the throttle is at zero? Is this normal for then modes?
I have just ordered a DX6e Transmitter but it won't be delivered until Monday so I'm reluctant to try adjusting values on the basic RTF transmitter that I got with the 130s.
If you need any more details I will be happy to provide.
Thank you