New user - to Phoenix

[sargan]

Yes ... did that as first step.

[waveydavey]

So in the Tx as you push the stick forward in the monitor it gets to 50% and then slides back to 0 even with the throttle curve where it should be

[sargan]

As far as I know Throttle curve on Tx is correct (values in post yesterday)

Your understanding of what happens not quite correct.

I think the easiest is if I upload a few seconds of video ... if you look at the following ...

At 8 sec point I start moving left stick from off though to being fully on at 13sec .... you can see the bar response clearly
At 14 sec I start the reverse ... bringing stick back down from fully on to off position at 18 sec.

Hope this makes it easier than my a description:

[10x]

Hello sargan
Looking at your profile and comparing it to mine the throttle is on channel 5, so try changing the throttle channel to controller channel 5 and change all the other to unmapped but leave the bottom 2 heli ones as they are....

[sargan]

I have deleted the DX7 profile and created a new profile ...
Throttle & cylic are now tracking each other .. although throttle does not go down to 0% .. only goes as low as about 20% (see pic attached)
Pitch and throttle now track each other as I push stick forward - so that is big improvement

Rudder seems fine
Cyclic pitch seems fine
Cyclic roll ... I think is correct - centre stick is at 50%, moving left drops to zero, moving right increases to 100%

This is current assignments ... do I need to change any ?

[10x]

As TJ said i would go into your transmitter in the Phoenix menu and recalibrate.

[waveydavey]

Okay, but if the Tx isn't putting out full stick or it hasn't been calibrated in the middle then that is what you're going to see. So check the full stick deflection and the servo monitor in the radio. The 20% could be trim on the Tx or calibration

[sargan]

I don't know how to recalibrate on the Transmitter - can you tell me how ?

If you mean recalibrate transmitter on Phoenix ...
i.e. System > your transmitter > calibrate

Then I have done that prior to results I detailed in post #20

[waveydavey]

Then I think you're done, make sure you've got zero trim on the throttle and that should get rid of the little bit you see at the bottom

[sargan]

Thanks ... was the trim causing that.
Seems OK now ... I'll go crash a few things.

[Mike Sanders]

I love it when a problem is solved.