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Originally posted by Planehazza
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I just program the curves into the Tx as I would a real model 
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Same here. It takes a channel less also, so you can controll flaps, brakes and u/c from the tx.Life's a bitch and then you fly!!
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Originally posted by Planehazza View PostI just program the curves into the Tx as I would a real model
how thick am i... i never thought o doing that.. thought it was something in the sim settings LOL
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A stunt mode idle up curve like this will give you what you need for phoenix 100,75,50,75,100 just add that into your tx settings under the throttle curve for the stunt mode of your choice
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I did the same but if you go into the your controls menu you can adjust curves on the sim as well.I also noticed that in order to properly fly 3d on the b400,you have to select the 3d model.The standard one will turn inverted but slowly floats to the ground and crashes.The b400 3d model will fly the same inverted as it does the right way upHK450GT Pro TT
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