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  • Pitch curve .....linear or S curve ?

    As in the title guys do you fly 3d with a linear or an S curve and is there an advantage of an S ? ie faster pitch changes or is linear more controllable ? Cheers
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    curtis curve for me on flybarred, pitch boost on beastx. because i like it pitchy around mid stick in 1dle 2 to save my thumb some work
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    • #3
      I prefer linear. I have tried an S but I find the sudden added + or - pitch after the middle bit a little awkward. I think with linear there are no surprises.
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      • #4
        Depends on the heli.
        On the Trex600N I use linear, On the 500 I prefer a Curtis curve. Helps to make it easier to get straight rolls and neater flips for me.
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        • #5
          I fly linear it works for mebecause i find the stick always feels the same where ever it is
          Last edited by vanman; 07-03-2012, 11:41 AM.
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