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Neil H: Certified compatible.
P&M Quantum 912 Golf Charlie Foxtrot Bravo Mike Trex500ESP/ds760;BeamE4/Jazz/2221-8/GY401;WOT4e
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Totally depends on how you have your real helicopters set up. Do you have it nice and lively and twitchy? Or do you prefer a more smooth approach?
The first main thing is to set the physical setting to about 80% on the model. I find the 100% totally unrealistic and think it actually hinders learning to have it that hot. Just my opinion though
Set the expo in Phoenix to how you have it on your tx... use that as a starting point.. then just do minor adjustments until it feels like the expo matches the amount you dial in on your tx for real models.
Also, i have set all my servo response times to maximum, which is 2.0 i think. I find the latency unrealistic otherwise.
There are also lots of other parameters to adjust. If you go into the FBL section you can adjust rates, gains and all sorts of stuff that really helps get it to be realistic.
Im a perfectionist in general and have only recently stopped tweaking as i feel my Phoenix 550 feels scarily like the real thing now. It took a bloody long time but it is possible. The closer you have it feeling like your model the more use a sim will become. It becomes about more than just learning stick movements when it feels so real.
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