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    I have just changed my real (model) helis to 2.4 & sold my FF7 35mhz. So I have made a model memory into my Phoenix model on the FF7 2.4. Model 10

    I have all the basic parameters put in, both onto the Phoenix Tx data and onto the FF7 data. But setting some parameters into the FF7 & some onto the Phoenix Tx parameters feels wrong. Surely one or the other?

    How do you do it?

    1) Programme several Tx models in the FF7 for different Phoenix helis.
    2) Programme the Phoenix Tx data per heli model (don't know how to do this) or
    3) Use all the same data across several helis. FF7 or Pheonix???

    Now 3) seems wrong as in real life you have different settings per heli & if you programme expo into one heli, another gets it too etc. So in setting up a Rappy, Swift & Trex in the FF7 Tx & Phoenix Tx all the setting cover all the helis.

    Suppose I could trawl through the destructions. But I'll probably get even more mixed up
    David

    Obviously I am using an FF7, but the same answers would apply to any Tx
    Happy Landings.
    David

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    I have one model memory on my DX7 for Phoenix.
    No modifications to that Tx model memory - stock model settings (other than making it non CCPM).

    In Phoenix, I tweak a models parameters to get it flying how I like, save that model as a variant and use those variants when I fly.

    Thats it

    Cheers,
    Rob
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    • #3
      I do mine exactly like Rob. Tweak each individual model in Phoenix and leave standard/default settings in the TX. ie 0,25,50,75,100 in all flight modes for pitch. As for throttle curves you will find most models use a governor in phoenix anyways and you just alter the governor headspeed in that models edit options. You can however put rough throttle curves in the TX also. But dont worry about them as the governor on the model controls it anyways.

      Cheers
      Lee
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