Stambo
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That would be by far the easiest answer, do you know someone close that can lend you the disk.
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That would be by far the easiest answer, do you know someone close that can lend you the disk.
Derek
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So, I just spoke with Kyle, on Skype, and he is going to double check his Phoenix disk. He says it's possible that the disk that he has is the same as what I have, but he will check.
in the meantime, I think it's time that I just get serious about taking my computer into the repair shop and have it checked out. I've noticed some other minor issues with the speed of my computer but nothing major, so I didn't even consider taking it to the repair shop. Now, I think it might just be a good time to do so.
Here's to hoping!
in the meantime, I think it's time that I just get serious about taking my computer into the repair shop and have it checked out. I've noticed some other minor issues with the speed of my computer but nothing major, so I didn't even consider taking it to the repair shop. Now, I think it might just be a good time to do so.
Here's to hoping!
Slobberdog
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Brill Derek, you will have to detail how to set up governor mode as I can't get it to work can't see any diff in head speed when I try it.
Derek
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No problem!
Click on "Model", "Edit", "Main Rotor", "Governor", "Advanced". Be sure the box is checked for "Enabled". There should be 3 boxes that you can enter the head speed that you want (Low, Middle, High). Be sure the box is checked for "Enabled". Once you've done that, you can close that menu. Then go into your DX8 and in the Throttle Curve menu, set your low curve at a flat 30,30,30,30,30, your middle curve at a flat 60,60,60,60,60, and your high curve at a flat 100,100,100,100,100. I actually set my low curve at 0,30,30,30,30,30 so that at low stick the motor is off in Normal mode.
That's all I did to set it up and it works. Also, on the sim...turn on your "Flight Info" window and enable the "RPM" to be shown. It will show you the RPM and on most helicopters, you can even hear the difference in the head speed....just like a real rc helicopter.
I hope this helps!!!
Click on "Model", "Edit", "Main Rotor", "Governor", "Advanced". Be sure the box is checked for "Enabled". There should be 3 boxes that you can enter the head speed that you want (Low, Middle, High). Be sure the box is checked for "Enabled". Once you've done that, you can close that menu. Then go into your DX8 and in the Throttle Curve menu, set your low curve at a flat 30,30,30,30,30, your middle curve at a flat 60,60,60,60,60, and your high curve at a flat 100,100,100,100,100. I actually set my low curve at 0,30,30,30,30,30 so that at low stick the motor is off in Normal mode.
That's all I did to set it up and it works. Also, on the sim...turn on your "Flight Info" window and enable the "RPM" to be shown. It will show you the RPM and on most helicopters, you can even hear the difference in the head speed....just like a real rc helicopter.
I hope this helps!!!
Slobberdog
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I was missing changing the throttle curves cheers Derek will try that tomorrow
