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  • Curves with Phoenix

    Hi folks

    Quick noob question about Phoenix and setting up throttle/pitch curves for models in it.

    Do you do this on the transmitter or in the computer settings for a particular model? Can the computer settings also do exp. aileron and elevator curves?

    The reason I ask is I was thinking of getting a DX7 + Phoenix before I get anywhere near a CP model. But the imminent batch of DX7s haven't arrived yet (as far as I can tell! ) and I may not even get one when they do as they are heavily back ordered and no-one seems to know the size of the latest batch. So I'm thinking of getting a really basic TX just to run with Phoenix as a stop gap. It will be certainly be cheaper so if I can't get to grips with flying the sim a basic TX would be less money wasted, but if I do get sorted with sim flying, I will sell it on and replace with a DX7 when more are available.

    Thanks in advance

    Bill
    Mini Titan E325



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    Create a new heli model memory in your radio.

    Leave throttle & pitch curves as default.

    You can adjust your min & max pitch in the model parametres.

    For your idle ups, use the governor in the model parameters & run a flatline 100% throttle curve in your Tx.

    Make sure the "Governor Throttle Cutoff" is enabled in Phoenix so throttle reduces to idle in "Hold" & "normal" mode operates properly.
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      Throttle makes no difference when the gov is on. It only looks for less than 25% to switch off. If your not going to get a dx7 then look for a 4 or 6 chan on bmfa
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