just ordered phoenix and dx6i bundle is it easy to setup for a noob lol

[Sy76]

been trying out phoenix today ... dam its harder than it looks .. can fly my msr all around my house but soon as i try a trex 450 or 600 or even blade 400 wow so sensitive.. obviously alot more practice needed ...

[Balders]

haha, what was it supposed to be?

[tiddler]

been trying put phoenix today ... dam its harder than it looks .. can fly my msr all around my house but soon as i try a trex 450 or 600 or even blade 400 wow so sensitive.. obviously alot more practice needed ...

Welcome to the world of cp helis

PS. Stick to the larger helis to start with (Their more stable)
You might also try adding some expo to the aileron and elevator, this will soften down the control response around the centre point

[Sy76]

Welcome to the world of cp helis

PS. Stick to the larger helis to start with (Their more stable)
You might also try adding some expo to the aileron and elevator, this will soften down the control response around the centre point

which is the expo is that what makes the sticks less sensetive ... i.e 50% is full stick movment but only 50% servo movment or is that somat else ... ? as i said new to this dx6i tx confused the hell out of me when i first turned it on lol ...

[Sy76]

haha, what was it supposed to be?

was ment to of been pic ... pic of heli lol not oil of heli

[tiddler]

which is the expo is that what makes the sticks less sensetive ... i.e 50% is full stick movment but only 50% servo movment or is that somat else ... ? as i said new to this dx6i tx confused the hell out of me when i first turned it on lol ...

What your describing is dual rates.
Expo however allows full travel of the servos in relation to the stick travel, But reduces the sensitivity around the centre point.
In the DX6i Expo can be assigned to the Ail, Ele and Rudd D/R switches.
For instance.... Pos 0 can be set to INH (Inhibit / no effect) and Pos 1 can be set to + 30%. You may want it higher or lower, that's your choice. (The higher the % the softer the control response)

[Sy76]

What your describing is dual rates.
Expo however allows full travel of the servos in relation to the stick travel, But reduces the sensitivity around the centre point.
In the DX6i Expo can be assigned to the Ail, Ele and Rudd D/R switches.
For instance.... Pos 0 can be set to INH (Inhibit / no effect) and Pos 1 can be set to + 30%. You may want it higher or lower, that's your choice. (The higher the % the softer the control response)

nice one mate just found it on tx ... nect to dual rate was set to inh ... will have a try ... Great help thanx alot !!!