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    Well yesterday I installed Phoenix. I have been putting it off for a while as the demo made me sick, so far so good though!

    I have been trying to hover a trex 500 as this is the machine I am going to get I think. Couldn't hover at all to begin with but now I can keep it on the spot so I am really chuffed

    Now my question is I have calibrated my DX6i as instructed and set a new program for it on the DX6i all trims are in the middle. Do I need to do anything else and is this correct ? will this setup be as realistic as it can be for how a real one would fly ??

    I have also decided that the mSR inbuilt stability is a bad thing as I thought the bigger machines would be a breeze if I could fly the mSR how wrong was I !!! Even kind of wondering if it was worth getting the mSR dont get me wrong it is a great little machine but all I really want is to get outside with a TREX500 and with the mSR I feel like I am just nuddging it around the room sort of holding it back if that makes sense ??
    https://www.benchtech.co.uk/
    Blade 400 3D

    Blade MCX
    Phoenix
    DX6i


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    easier to learn to fly a larger machine than the small stuff.

    So T-rex 600 is easier than learning on a 450 machine as an example

    T-rex 500 is a nice machine but if you get one take it to a club get it set up and and test flown etc etc

    yes the MSR is faking it

    might be nice for indoors but it is to stable
    Mark
    www.uavaerialservices.co.uk
    BNUCs - Operations certified
    CAA - Permit for Aerial Work

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Disc View Post
      easier to learn to fly a larger machine than the small stuff.

      So T-rex 600 is easier than learning on a 450 machine as an example

      T-rex 500 is a nice machine but if you get one take it to a club get it set up and and test flown etc etc

      yes the MSR is faking it

      might be nice for indoors but it is to stable
      Yeah mine may end up in th for sale section yet havent even had it two days yet lol I have had a trex 500 in my shopping cart 4 times this morning lol
      The last time the wife came in the room and put me off when she asked the price
      https://www.benchtech.co.uk/
      Blade 400 3D

      Blade MCX
      Phoenix
      DX6i

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      • #4
        Try moving the mSR's links onto the longer swash ball joints. That'll liven it up a bit
        Graham



        University of life. Studying cool .
        HK 500GT, 450 (Scorpioned) Pro clone, TT Innovator MD530, Trex 450SE (Slowly being recommissioned) mCPx,
        mSR MD500E, CX2, mCX, PKZ Micro Mustang (All gathering dust)
        Phoenix, DX6i.



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        • #5
          Do you know I had forgotton about that will give it a go.
          first landing gear broken yesterday. Placed oreder with FastlaDS at 3pm arrived this morning most impressed!
          https://www.benchtech.co.uk/
          Blade 400 3D

          Blade MCX
          Phoenix
          DX6i

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          • #6
            The other good thing about the mSR is actually learning the stick movements - I'm a novice with my 500, and I am finding it easier to accurately control the 500 on Phoenix after a fair amount of stick time on the mSR.

            Yes, the mSR is way more stable than a 500, but the controls work the same way, and it can teach you a lot.

            Just my 2p's worth.
            Brian


            More enthusiasm than skill

            And proud recipient of 3x sigpic

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