Is this a Mode 2 transmitter? (throttle on the left)
351739
The unit I had was. It also had a very good range. Doesn't have sub trims but overall a good unit
497669
There is not. Most transmitters have a "servo reverse" switch to correct your problem.
26993
Yes! You can plug it into a free channel on your transmitter. Ideally it should be one controlled by a 3 position switch, for heading lock mode, Off, and normal stabilizing mode. I however only have a 2 position and a dial, so I use the dial to control the mode.
331942
Mode 2 is the standard throttle on the left stick as a result mode 1 is the other way around. In USA and the whole american continent the most common is mode 2.
2039632
I haven't used it yet but there is a mode that only permits 50 percent throttle
181191
It is compatable with either transmitter. The transmitter mode is a personal pilot preference. Most people in the USA use a mode 2 transmitter. (The throttle and rudder control are on the left stick, elevator and aileron on the right stick) Most people in the rest of the world use Mode 1 (Elevator and rudder on the left stick, throttle and aileron on the right stick.) It is best to get the same as people in your area, so if you need help they will be used to your type of radio setup.
2244791
It can fly in both mode 1 or mode 2 as long as your controller has that feature. I exclusively fly the v911 in 4 channel mode (not sure what mode that even is) with a controller from a v913.
920277
Spektrum sells their Transmitters with different packages; sometimes complete with receiver and servos. I'm not really sure what the seller is making reference to. Most DX6 sold in the USA are set to or are only Mode 2. That reference's the functions of the two sticks. Left stick being Throttle and Ruddder; Right stick being Ailrons and Elevator.
1956852
Don't really know. Having so many other problems with the throttle the most we get is 10 mins. I think I have a lemon.
381157
Hi Jamar, Yes,It works fine. It announces whenever you push one of the buttons on the throttle box plugged into the wall. Have fun!
2262299
Mode 1 is what most RC people fly these days - left stick is throttle and yaw, the right stick is forward, backward, left and right pitch. Default is Mode 2 which is backward of this. To switch to Mode1 hold right trim to the right as you power on the transmitter, the indicator will show Mode 1. Hope this helps!
115451
Transmitter has two main controls. On my Mode 2 left control lever operates throttle and left/right rudder. Right lever operates elevator and ailerons. There are also two other supplementary levers located at top of transmitter. The left one turns on or off the performance of the aircraft or helicopter from high to low. Not all aircraft models have this function but it is handy if the fast mode is too quick for a beginner. The other supplementary lever is for aircraft with retractable under carriage (i.e Harrier, airliner etc). It is a very good product
1213996
No there isn't. The transmitter goes into "sleep" mode after a few minutes. This model is junk. Don't buy it if you haven't already done so.
1209789
Can. In Elite Dangerous it operates as a Throttle as that's what whatever system detects the joystick flags it as. I disabled stick throttle as it was an unknown vector in my gameplay.
1213130
Hi, I'm new to this world, and haven't yet installed RealFlight. My understanding, and please check future, is that mode 2 switches the controls from left to right (for lefties).
1508931
Why do you mean Nuetral? If you mean no throttle but connected...put the left stick in the down position.
1342346
On a mode 1 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls fore and aft cyclic and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the throttle and left / right cyclic.On a mode 2 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls the throttle and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the fore / aft cyclic and left / right cyclic.