Howdy,
I watched the whole series of 6 videos Tony produced on the settings of the DX6i, great job. However, can somebody go over a little more in detail on the setting of the Throttle Hold setting. This is what I do:
I follow the set up instruction for my particular Helicopter, go to setup list; Model type, reverse, swash plate so forth and so on, then Adjust List, Thro Curve= Norm, Stunt and when I get to Hold I cannot change the value between different points of the curve, stays in H at 10%, which I'm assuming stands for at 100% of the curve will "Hold" or turn off the helicopter motor by default to 10%. I would like to know if I can set the "Hold" value at different values between different points in the curve, e.g. point in the curve of 25% Hold value of 0% or -5%; point in the curve of 75% Hold value of 5% etc. Even though the settings on my helicopter called for 10% Hold all across I just want to know if my believe is correct or not, or if I'm doing something wrong?
Thank you in advance for any insights and help you can provide.
Best Regards,
loflyby
I watched the whole series of 6 videos Tony produced on the settings of the DX6i, great job. However, can somebody go over a little more in detail on the setting of the Throttle Hold setting. This is what I do:
I follow the set up instruction for my particular Helicopter, go to setup list; Model type, reverse, swash plate so forth and so on, then Adjust List, Thro Curve= Norm, Stunt and when I get to Hold I cannot change the value between different points of the curve, stays in H at 10%, which I'm assuming stands for at 100% of the curve will "Hold" or turn off the helicopter motor by default to 10%. I would like to know if I can set the "Hold" value at different values between different points in the curve, e.g. point in the curve of 25% Hold value of 0% or -5%; point in the curve of 75% Hold value of 5% etc. Even though the settings on my helicopter called for 10% Hold all across I just want to know if my believe is correct or not, or if I'm doing something wrong?
Thank you in advance for any insights and help you can provide.
Best Regards,
loflyby