RC Heli Trim and Good Hover Tutorial Pt.III
This Component III of this tutorial. I have been obtaining a lot of emails relating to RC Electric Heli flying, How to Hover heli properly and how to set trims. Nicely against all individuals questions, this 3 Aspect Video clip tutorial has to give each feasible solution in the restricted time. Check out all three components and get pleasure from. Feedback and feedback welcome at alishanmao@gmail.com or ali@redcatracing.com. Really don’t forget to verify www.redcatracing.com, http www.pastime-estore.com, http and www.youtube.com
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Great, thank you very much!
NICE, i just bought a starter chopper, loving it, ps, dude, totally off the topic but, youre pakistani, you teach people to fly, and your intro video shows an ak47 ? im just saying, some ignorant people may look for loopholes and enforce their stereotypes ?
That a good explamation of what it takes to hover a single rotor-head RC helicopter. If you have sort attention span or is easily distracted, that’s not good either. A single rotor-head heli is a CONSTANT DRIFTER.
@1erickomac lol!
Very good! One day I will fly my Belt in the bathroom!
@Dragns80 possibly there is a kit version too
nice copters, where u get the belt cp from and do they offer it with no tx and reciever?
Hi Ali!
Very good lesson. Thanks a lot. Now I know “constant input.” I thought people could fly “hands off” 😀
Very good job!
Best,
Nick
do you think that the e-flite blade mSR is a good begginer plane?
@alishanmao got it ……thanks
@neuregel well because helis need constant input from pilot every second so if you miss one second sometimes it can cause a big crash. of if you set a wrong trim, or hit a wrong stick during setting up, that can be dangerous too. But for little coaxial 4 Channel helis its ok to do it during flight. Bigger helis like TREX600 or 3D helis spinning main rotors at high speed its better to do it after landing.
@alishanmao can you further explain the dangers of setting trim in flight
@neuregel better land and set trims. you can also set trims during flight but be careful.
should you always land and set trim or can you set trim while in flight
I got a shuttle plus 30 and ive taut myself everything and even set it up myself completely. I learnt to hover and initially messed with the trims but even if the sticks arn’t perfectly in trim I can keep a reasonable hover, even in highish winds. I might attempt to trim if I get a perfectly still air which is rare but there is also ground effect can make the helicopter move about. Practise is most important. Definately. ps i’ve also flown real ones which is quite an experience.
@alishanmao Well, these are all the controls according to the manual: A/B/C signal slider, L/R trim, Up/down analog, forward/backwards/left/right analog, on/off slider, power/charging indicator and a light thing that sends the signal to the heli. I have noticed that there is this little outlined square on the top right, but it can not be pressed or anything… I will take it to the store where I got it from(though it isn’t from my city) and I will ask them to reset my gyro :).
@GGames2009 there must be a knob or slider somewhere on radio, check 😀
@alishanmao Oh, there doesn’t seem to be such an option… I only have the Up, Down stick, the left-right/back-forward stick, on/off, A/B/C and the trim thing on my controller. Do I have to disassemble the thing or something?
@GGames2009 set the gyro gain, it should be on the radio 🙂
I just got a 3 channelled helicopter and sometimes when I press a direction on the right stick it goes in another direction and also when it is hovering it keeps spinning in circles…