God dam it!!

[Goshawk]

No matter how much I practice my mind to hands will not do any 3d on Phoenix, I want to be good and no matter how much tutorial I do on Phoenix it just dont work... How do you guys do it?

[GIXERMAN]

I don't , had Phoenix for 4 yrs and proberly spent a couple of hours on it.

[SGD]

Blame Darwin and his damned natural selection!
Some people just have better hand eye and spacial awareness than others so in the end we all have different levels of ability in different fields of endeavour.

[Goshawk]

I don't , had Phoenix for 4 yrs and proberly spent a couple of hours on it.

when I go for an inverted hover its a constant battle to keep it there and end up 10mile away.lol in real life the only inverted I can do is flying across me and very high hover and its easier than the sim, expo on sim is 40,40,30(tail) to feel anything like real

[GIXERMAN]

Phoenix, is very good for learning. If you can stick too it without playing around. And the crashes are free

[SGD]

Some times it can help, if your struggling, to dumb the heli down a little or slow the sim down so your brain has a bit more time to take in what's happening to the model and react. Then when your ok at that level increase the sim speed

[Idleup95]

If you want I can host a phoenix online session now which you can join so I can maybe help you a bit?

[johnsandywhite]

One step at a time. Break everything down into it's component parts and do it SLOWLY. Then FAST. Then SLOWLY. Then FAST. The BRAIN will eventually lock into the moves. If I can do it at my age? Then a youngster should be able to do it too. REMEMBER. One step at a time.

[dani_r]

Stick at it mate I use Phoenix all the time! It's great for learning orientation, basic commands in all moves, and as mentioned - crashes are free!

[waveydavey]

Its took me years to be able to fly in all orientations all aided by Phoenix, the hardest one for me was backwards inverted. Didn't make sense to me at all at the field, took me hours on Phoenix to get the stick directions. Once it clocks though that's normally it although I still have brain farts nose on for some reason.

Stick with it and it'll happen

[Goshawk]

If you want I can host a phoenix online session now which you can join so I can maybe help you a bit?

Ok later on tonight?? Or now I've go 20mins

[Idleup95]

Give us a PM when ya free tonight as I have just put the Transmitter on charge, and i shall set one up straight away

[Goshawk]

Give us a PM when ya free tonight as I have just put the Transmitter on charge, and i shall set one up straight away

System settings on dx8 stick centering do you have to do this?

[pgkevet]

Its took me years to be able to fly in all orientations all aided by Phoenix, the hardest one for me was backwards inverted. Didn't make sense to me at all at the field, took me hours on Phoenix to get the stick directions. Once it clocks though that's normally it although I still have brain farts nose on for some reason.

Stick with it and it'll happen

I'm still decking helis backwards inverted and no problems on the others... easy on phoenix and brain goes to jelly when it's real...

[johnsandywhite]

I'm still decking helis backwards inverted and no problems on the others... easy on phoenix and brain goes to jelly when it's real...

Learning backwards inverted figure eights is one of the best things you can learn. WHY? Because at each end you are effectively doing a part of an Hurricane. Hurricanes then start to flow. The same with upright backwards and Mobius loops.