MCPX BL Help and Advice :)

[z0m8i3]

Heres a few photos and modifications I've done to my standard MCPX-BL:

Lynx Stretch boom with black shrink tubing (Boom length is 15 mm longer than standard one)
Lynx 125 mm MCPX-BL Main blade
Lynx 42mm Tail Blades
Titanium spindle shaft
Lynx Vertical Tail Fin
Solid Carbon Fiber main shaft with preinstalled Main Shaft collar
Ultra Dampeners – Bushing
Silicone O-Rings
MicroHeli Aluminum X Swashplate
MicroHeliAluminum Tail Motor Mount

The stretch blades and boom & Ultra Dampeners were the most significant upgrade as far as performance goes because it eliminated tail wag for me which I was very pleased about. The rest is pretty much for durability and bling. For example when the boom breaks all you have to do is replace the carbon shaft because all the wiring is on the outside and the tail mount is of course aluminum and just screws back onto the boom.

Thanks to Rich for suggesting the solid boom kit

[biker]

hi all
can anyone give me the set up to tame my bl helppppp please i have a dx9 i want to fly in throttle mid stick with a switch to cut of the props
thanks in anticipation
roger
remember I'm a newbie lol

[Rich23]

Hi

Do you have the manual for the MCPX BL?

If you do set it up as per the instruction manual for the DX7/8/18 and this will give you 3 flight modes. If you want even more tamer settings than the manual try the settings in this post from helifreak MCPX BL Set up for DX9 - HeliFreak post 3

Rich

[biker]

thanks
rich will give it a go
rger

[tomatwalden]

hi all
can anyone give me the set up to tame my bl helppppp please i have a dx9 i want to fly in throttle mid stick with a switch to cut of the props
thanks in anticipation
roger
remember I'm a newbie lol

As Rich says - set it up as per the manual - throttle hold is the switch you're looking for that cuts the motor. As for mid-stick "throttle" - bear in mind that the left stick isn't JUST throttle - in fact with the exception of normal mode the left stick is COLLECTIVE PITCH only ...

Might be worth doing some research on collective pitch if you're completely new to helis!

[biker]

hi again
many thanks for the info all taken in will do some research on collective pitch i have a mate on here wardy has been giving me some sound advice so thanks again for the input.
roger

[tomatwalden]

hi again
many thanks for the info all taken in will do some research on collective pitch i have a mate on here wardy has been giving me some sound advice so thanks again for the input.
roger

I've got two great links for you ... One is a YouTube playlist which covers the basics of helicopter flight. I found this invaluable when I was learning. The second site is a great all-round advice site which includes another YouTube playlist that gives a 10-day flight school.

1/. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cg1C...ECC2E56B68A2C3
2/. http://www.rchelicopterfun.com