Regarding the 2 Flexible slow motion cables for both altitude and azimuth; do they make micro adjustments (ie.gear drive slight movements) when the mo
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Yes, the two flexible cables work well for making micro adjustments horizontally and vertically
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Thank you for your interest in our products. The slow motion adjustments turn the mount on either axis very slowly, allowing you precise movement.
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On the throttle control is a nut where the control pivots. Loosen the nut, but do not remove it. This will allow the throttle to move freely. At one end of the throttle is the red knob. On the opposite end has a hole in the plate near the recoil springs. In that hole is where you put the throttle cable termination clamp. Then anchor the cable cylinder to the affixed stand that is near the springs. That will hold your cable in place. Caution about go arts!! Remember to have a peddle governor or throttle low to manage the speed. This baby will fly if you let it!!
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I have one that I use a speed controller with. In reality for my purpose I really don't need a controller it does not move as much air as I thought. It is very quite though. Very faint hum.
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Noticeably, none; actually, in the milliseconds. If you use a good quality cable works fine. In several setups that I have used, I have never had to compensate fot it.
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I'm assuming the compass wire isn't long enough to reach the part of the landing leg where the clamp fits. If I remember correctly there's a bit of slack tucked within the Phantom. You have to take off the top, disconnect the GPS so you can have room to manipulate the compass wire to give you the slack to reach the leg. I retuned mine to its original configuration because it won't fit in the case with the extended gear
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To Kilimandjaro: The CH Products Flightstic, Pro USB, does not have the 'force feedback' feature. Ron K
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I have one of the older ones with 100+ft cable. After 50 feet or so, you lose the tension required to keep pushing. I've never used all of the cable because i can't. I'm actually going to get shorter cable.
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The strap has a hole on one end where you slide the other end through. think of the design of a needle. it will slide up and down the cable if you don't re-tighten it. I've been using them to organize those cables you use every now and then. they work great for me. Hope this helps.
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I found it to be a combination of shifting and the remote tension cable. the tension adjustment adds resistance not like climbing, so I use the combination to get a realistic feeling. full remote tension adjustment will get you out of the saddle.
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There are three speed positions on the adjuster but between them it seems to act like a variable speed control. I have not found a need to adjust the speed in between settings but there may be conditions of material that do need that level of control. It's a good unit and has met my wood working needs very well.
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That should mean that the lower drive space is empty, some kits are able to do both upper and lower with the same cable. They will include 2 differs style screws, you will need to fold the cable differently depending on the location that you are attaching it to.
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I do not believe there are any built in controls for adjusting the angle. I have used tape to block out detection areas on similar sensors. I would recommend getting some white duct tape to place over the parts of the sensor dome where you don't want it to detect movement.
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This swivel turned very easily in either direction. The cables or wires did not seem to affect the turn ration at all. I would suggest having long enough cables that you have plenty of slack so their is not tension in any direction.
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The standard attachments I have only allow adjustments up/down left/right but that can be done with wrist anyway. Check w/GoPro only 360 pivot attachments.
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I haven't had any trouble so far. I'm using a Hobbyking HKT6A v2 and even did my reciever binding through the JMT. I haven't tried using the cable because my model radio does not support it. The only program I've been able to get to work is Phoenix but it runs fine.
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I am not sure how the performance changes with altitude, I reside at 3200 ft and have no issues at all. I would suggest visiting the March website and determine that.
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My motor got burned when i tried using an ac/dc adapter, at the moment i can slew manually by hand if the target is the moon, if your targeting distant planets like jupiter or saturn, you can still see it but its gonna be very difficult keeping it on target if slewed manually by hand. The tripod is not that stable