Texas Dar
Senior Heliman
Location: Branson-Hollister Mo. USA
| Im A Bigener "All Over Again"I to found out the hard way what that switch did. Picked up the transmitter to check all servos were working, and slid off the K-Table, and into the dishwasher and wobbled around on the floor. Sure wish thAre was some info on the transmitter. I flew the big Nitro stuff in the mid 70's. Kavan Bell 206 JR, with a OS-60. Back before thier were gyro's. Im hoping the parts get here by Friday. Had planed on tracking the blades, and Spooling-Up, and going to Zero-Bubble, and see what it dose. Dident evan plan on hovering till I ran first battery threw it. Spin every thing and let it losen up. I do have the E-SKY sim and fly it till I found
http://www.marksfiles.net/HeliSimRC/index.htm
Try it, works good with transmitter. Flys like the R/C Helicopter. Lot harder, becouse it dosent follow right behind as if yr PIC, and looking threw the wind-screen. I cant change the Heli-Sim, so im on the ground as if were a the flying field. Can still fly as good as I did 30 years ago, but it gets a way on me at times, and I lose nose heading. Trying real hard to keep it from going 100 feet away from lift off. Try it, it will get you up to speed quicker, and great when it's to cold out, or to windy to fly out side. Only 25 today in Branson Mo.
I wish thAre was a way to cut out the T-Up switch. All I did was to pick the transmitter up. Right Hand pick up from now on. So im humbled by the new stuff today. HBK-2 is just right to work on Hovering 2nd Nature in front room, when all cats are taking thAre Nap.....! Till ya can, dont try and nose-at-you, hover. Till you move the stick with out having to think "Witch Way"......! Saw a lot of $$$$$$$.00 spin into the ground years ago.
It's like the game. "It's Only A Game" if you won today. If you lost, (Your-Helicopter)it's not only a game anymore. The games over when its $Chingle.00 time. Thats whAre the sim comes in handy, passing the days till the Brown Truck, pulls up. "Im Waiting" ? So were learning the hard way, but thanks to finding RunRyder, were off and learning a lot quicker, and getting questions answered, instead of busting up parts. Texas Dar |
