Keartipum
Q: Hi, Is this helicopter "Flybarless", Can you use a simple transmitter?
Asked by Keartipum on 2019-09-22 09:29:55
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ThomasHeiss The images on this kit clearly show that it is NOT FBL! The "FBL" done by BG in the title is completely wrong!! It is a FLYBAR model and has paddles (90 degree, real collective pitch) and a paddle cage. Check the included pictures of the rotor head. A "simple" transmitter (TX) is not enough to fly this model!!! You need to have a better computer TX with a display which supports manual CCPM 120 mixing (3 cyclic servos) including servo subtrim and adjustment of servo travel (min/max per ELEV/AIL and PIT channel). Additionally you need a gyro for the tail which does not control the head. There are other heli models from KDS which are truly flybarless (only two main blades, missing helper paddles) but which require an more expensive FBL unit.
2019-10-06 02:14:01 Helpful (4)