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    BCX2 a little tame?

    Hi all, anyone know the settings to make a BCX2 a little more lively, was flying mine last night, then flew on the sim and to be honest it seemed really sluggish by comparison... My little girl seems quite lively IRL.

    I did move the control rods out one notch on the servo arms, and changed the settings on the DX6i to Heli and since then it seems really lively.

    BTW I still had it on Acro as the rod thing was done when I fitted the new servo, but didn't seem as lively as it does set to heli now...
    John

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    Too many hobbies, not enough hours in a day.
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    Hi,

    One of our members has moved the control rods out to the next but last hole on the servo arms which has made his CX2 really lively and flies really well outside when calm.

    However, the downside is that with really quick changes of stick positions, (like bank and yank) he sometimes gets a bladestrike which drops it out of the sky because its now lost half an upper and lower blade.

    There should be no change to the way it flies in Heli or Acro mode. Its a H1 heli with seperate servos for each cyclic function, not mixed like CCPM. Have you checked your Tx to see if the Acro setting has a lower Dual Rate set up already, that might be the difference in flight modes!

    Hope this helps!
    regards

    Pip

    Hey, where d'you learn to fly? I saw you shoot your rocket
    up.............. into the sky.

    Hey, I heard you set the pace, I never thought I'd see you back................ in this old place!

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    • #3
      jb
      in the edit aircraft section set
      main rotor govenor to 3500
      hover stability to 80%
      tail rotor speed to 7000
      Ron

      hobby-hangar.co.uk
      SWRCH-GO big or Go home!
      http://www.ultimatebuildandfly.co.uk/

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      • #4
        That was what I meant Boggy, maybe I didnt' explain myself, my real one is lively, and lovely to fly. It' s the sim one that was sluggish.

        BTW, I know it shouldn't make a difference, but I was trying my Skylift tonight, and although I can't fly it (for some reason no rudder control) it felt different completely to the way it used to feel. I can't work out why a new TX should make any difference but well.... It does seem to, crazy as it sounds.
        John

        sigpic Proud holder of an Eddie Gold Star.


        Too many hobbies, not enough hours in a day.

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        • #5
          tbh honest mate ive only seen em in the shop i wouldn't know where to start with setting controls! perhaps James (moonmanflyer) can help you
          Ron

          hobby-hangar.co.uk
          SWRCH-GO big or Go home!
          http://www.ultimatebuildandfly.co.uk/

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          • #6
            Put another post in the setup section, hopefully someone can shed some light on it...

            I don't know how much longer I shall bother with it if this goes on, I may just stick to my little blade, at least that flies more than it's grounded
            John

            sigpic Proud holder of an Eddie Gold Star.


            Too many hobbies, not enough hours in a day.

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