what is the differance between mode 1 &amp; 2 on transmitter
345401
It changes the controls to make it faster. To test it out spin the heli in mid air. Youll notice immediately
1179412
Both work. First is AP mode, the 2nd is "bridge" mode (there is a hardware switch to choose between them)
1735822
The mode is to adjust the current. Mode 1,2,3 stand for 1000MA,1500MA,2000MA. You can press it according to your device. Thank you.
694316
Use both. Without proper load on transmit output you will damage the output devices.
2110458
There is a channel switch on each transmitter/controller. Simply switch one to "1" and the other one to "2".
1563997
You are probably asking which configuration, X or Y, that I like, and I'm fond of the X configuration. It is a matter of taste and you can easily switch between the two configurations. You used the word MODE, and Mode 1 and Mode 2 refer to whether the throttle stick is set up on the left or the right. Since I'm in the USA my mQX came set up for mode 2 (transmitter EFLH1064/B). If you live outside of the USA you probably want mode 1 (transmitter EFLH10641). On one transmitter you can't switch modes between 1 and 2, but you can switch configurations between X and Y. By the way, I'm still happy with my little Blade. It's mostly for indoor use where there are no strong breezes.
2093591
At least in my experience, no. Both are networks, so enabling one disables the other. It appears that, like a radio, you can only receive one channel at a time. I've checked this with IT people, and it looks like it is only one system at a time.
1318531
The transmitter allows you to change modes from the settings there are 4 stick configurations that can be set
890727
If any wants to know a Propel Speedstar transmitter will bind to the V911. It looks just like the one shipped with the v911 with a different brand name on it. I got a Mode 1 transmitter shipped to me by mistake and I pickup up the Propel transmitter (Mode 2)on Eb** for $4.00 used and it works. I couldn't fly it with the mode 1 transmitter after being use to a mode 1. Mode 2 is left hand throttle, mode 1 is right hand throttle. Not to be compared to the mode 1 and 2 on transmitter for beginner or expert modes. That's how they shipped me the wrong transmitter.
1747297
If you are using the radio that comes with it, it should have all three out of the box. If you are using another radio (DX8 for example) you will only get two modes. Which two depends on how the dip switches on the receiver are set. The settings are in the Apprentice manual. If you don't have a manual you get a PDF online.
539426
It means 2 things...1) that this DX6i comes only with a transmitter. Some models come with a transmitter and reciever, useful if you are building a plane, copter, or other device that would require a reciever. If you plan to fly an RTF (ready to fly) model, the reciever will be in the model that you are flying. 2) A mode 2 transmitter means that the joy sticks are set with the Aileron and Elevator, the two main controls, on the right stick. The Throttle and Rudder (or yaw, in the case of a copter) are on the left stick. This is standard in the US and is meant to simulate the way the sticks are set up in a real aircraft, such as a helicopter. Mode 1 has the Throttle and Aileron on the right stick. The Elevator and Rudder are on the left stick. You will want a mode 2 transmitter.
805914
Hold the trim switch underneath the right joystick all the way to the right then turn on the tx to change between mode 1 and 2.
565670
To be honest I didn't realize there were 2 different MHz. I have not had a chance to see how this operates since it is a Christmas gift for someone this year.
1870802
I believe there are at least mode 1 and 2 available. But if you go to the futaba website you can download the manual and make sure. But I'd recommend the Spektrum DX9 as a much better transmitter and will last you a long time, and is completely programmable.
331941
Mode 1/2 is just which stick is responsible for controlling what. Mode 2 is throttle/ rudder on the left stick, and aileron/elevator on the right stick.
1213131
Mode 2 is what is used by most countries. It means the throttle and rudder is assigned to the left joystick on an RC controller, while elevons and ailerons are controlled by the right. Mode 2 is standard in the United States, while Mode 1 is satndard in the U.K. and a few other European countries. Think of it as driving on the left side of the rode vs. the right side.
1988871
Yes, the one I ordered was in mode 2. I would imagine yours to be the same.