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📝 flysky transmitter throttle control vey sensitive
2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail (
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Now I need to squeeze all this kit into the back of the boat as I’ve decided not to have an opening in the middle of the deck as its got a camber on it as it follows the shear stake and getting a lid to seal on a curved deck would be difficult it would mean having to make a hatch way that stands up like a real hatch and I don’t have the skills to make something like that and have it turn out square
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📝 flysky transmitter throttle control vey sensitive
2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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Dave i have used your mixes but using channel 2 instead of 3 as master to use the RH stick for everything
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📝 flysky transmitter throttle control vey sensitive
2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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What i did was change the channels in the mixes replacing chl 3 with 2 and now every thing is controlled by right hand stick, including rudder the neutral position problem has gone and i will use the left hand stick for the bow prop which was on VarB which was a little awkward.
Thanks to every one for help and Advice
Thanks to every one for help and Advice
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📝 flysky transmitter throttle control vey sensitive
2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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tried to alter the sticks from mode 2 to 3 but i could not figure out how to change the mixes i think i will go for the kit
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2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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Dave
unfortunatly i can no longer remeber the motor model as they were installed a year or more ago i am using two ESC's and controlling the morors using the mix facility so that when you opperate the rudder the props turn to assist with one going fwd and the other astern and visa versa The sugestion from John P to alter the stick to self centering sounds like a good idea maybe i can use the RH stick for throttle instead in fact i think i'll try that first If i get nowher i will come back with pic's and tech details
unfortunatly i can no longer remeber the motor model as they were installed a year or more ago i am using two ESC's and controlling the morors using the mix facility so that when you opperate the rudder the props turn to assist with one going fwd and the other astern and visa versa The sugestion from John P to alter the stick to self centering sounds like a good idea maybe i can use the RH stick for throttle instead in fact i think i'll try that first If i get nowher i will come back with pic's and tech details
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📝 flysky transmitter throttle control vey sensitive
2 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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I am using a flysky fs-16 for a twin screw model i'm making.
I find the left hand "stick" is very sensitive around the neutral position which is mid stroke for forward and reverse control. (ahead n astern)
I have played around with the throttle curve and the mix offsets to no avail. Its incredibly difficult to remeain in neutral. At least out of the water i can see the props turning and jently move the stick till they stop turning, no use when afloat.
Does anyone have and proposals on how i can widen the neutral positon for this joystick when its effectivly mid stroke if it was a plane.
I find the left hand "stick" is very sensitive around the neutral position which is mid stroke for forward and reverse control. (ahead n astern)
I have played around with the throttle curve and the mix offsets to no avail. Its incredibly difficult to remeain in neutral. At least out of the water i can see the props turning and jently move the stick till they stop turning, no use when afloat.
Does anyone have and proposals on how i can widen the neutral positon for this joystick when its effectivly mid stroke if it was a plane.
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4 years ago by 🇬🇧 alfiesmail ( Able Seaman)
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hi
ref your E-flite #15, 950kv,motor, what speed controller and battery will you be using?
ref your E-flite #15, 950kv,motor, what speed controller and battery will you be using?
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