Settings

[nightstalker]

I built my trex up over night on saturday and on page 6 it says there is 2 settings 1, mounting hole for SF mixing arm for nimble 3D and 2 mounting hole for SF mixing arm for stable 3D flight


Now is anyone using or tried the Nimble 3D flight setting??? if so whats it like ??


I noticed alot of people have put lighter paddles on there`s to get faster cyclic, but i was thinking of keeping the stock paddles and changing the settings to the nimble setting

[Edders]

think most use the nimble setting that coupled with the longer flybar ,the standard paddles and 9 degrees of cyclic make the heli balistic on rolls


Edders

[nightstalker]

Cool il try that then, so will i be ok with the flybar that come as standard with the kit??? or should i get a longer one before going to the nimble setting??

[3dx]

Did it on my 600E- made it waaaay to twitchy!!- had to add so much expo it kinda defeated the whole exercise,,,gone back to standard position, much nicer ,, Try it,it might be ok for you.................

[trvo]

I run the standard stable setting on my n with +/- 12 collective and +/- 9 cyclics. The nimble settings are really a stick banger type setting where you aren't planning on letting the heli breathe, it makes it a little harder to fly stable and smooth 3d. I haven't tried the longer flybar as of yet however...

If I were you I'd find which suits you best by actually trying it yourself. Otherwise you'll never know for sure which you prefer.

I am still running the standard paddles too.

Trev

[nightstalker]

Well i find the settings im running now with the standard paddles works great, but i just wanted to explore what this setting would be like,
I might as well give it a try as its not to hard to change back if i dont like it

[robgt]

Running a flybar Trev??

Shocking

LOL
Cheers,
Rob

[trvo]

I know, one with and one without

Trev

[ChrisB]

slumming it a bit there then

[trvo]

hehe, there's benefits and drawbacks to both, I get all the fun from both machines plus I now get to come back from the field all oily and greasy too!

Trev