In descriptions written that it included autopilot. Is it write? Is it H301F or H301A model? Only H301A has autopilot option!
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Hi , NO its not really a true autopilot. It is just a wing leveler and stabilizer unit.
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auto pilot (will.return back to you if you lose signal) is.not included in the box. It has 3 axis gyro to stabilize the aircraft in flight while you are recording the flight or the surrounding. There is a slot for the auto pilot in the receiver in case you want to order it separately.
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There is no autopilot, there is stabilization system with gyro, maybe that is presented as autopilot.
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It has a failsafe mode that will fly it to it's home location and land if failsafe is activated or the signal is lost from the controller. It can also hold it's position, but does not exactly have full autopilot capabilities.
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I have purchased two of the F645 and use mode 4, look at the manual, bottom right hand side. To get throttle LH, mod 2,L/t turn and r/t on LH. I set both up the same, work great, not the best camera but they both function good. Buy an extra battery, another F645 is a little expensive to increase flying time.
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It takes some continuous variation of the throttle to get a decent hover (it's easier to do with the transmitter in expert mode). Also, from my experience and those of my friends, each of our units experiences a slight drift one direction or another without touching the joystick. You're going to have to go with one if the larger quads with a better gyroscopic sensor if you want a perfect hover.
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According to 'mypilotstore.com' the CH Flightstick Pro is compatible with Windows 8, but was not inclusive to 8.1. It probably is. Thanks, Ron K
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No sadly it dosnt. They stopped progress on it due to bugs but it does have autopilot which means that it automatically stabilizes itself when you let go of all controls so it won't crash. That's a huge help but it doesn't have the return home chip in it.
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Thanks for the info. Will check to see if I have the auto motion plus turned on
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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!
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The SP has numerous frustrating shortcomings. For example it can't be used with a foot pedal for those occasions when i-pilot doesn't make sense. You need to mess around with the handheld control, which is useless. I'm getting rid of mine and replacing it with an ST...
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I will say no joystick pad. Installed a few months ago. Recently installed 6-22mm model with no control pad.
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Hi G. everything you need to have full controll over RPM, Temp of accu and voltage during the flight..... not realy necessary but for this price wha not.I paid a lot more for it plus shipping. greez and save landings ...B.
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Yes and yes. The Joystick twists AND the throttle has a rocker bar (you can't see in this photo) for rudder control on the back. Both snap back to default when not actually twisting/rocking.
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This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could stay the same but they may get bored quickly. Good luck! This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could... » Read More This one doesn't include the controller. There is an option to buy the package with a controller so make sure you buy it unless you have another programmable radio. Yes it requires two hands to fly but I have seen a person fly incredibly well with only his feet! The left hand controls the speed of the rotors (moving you up and down) and the rotation (clockwise or counterclockwise). The right hand controls moving forwards and backwards or left and right. I'm not sure how a person with only one good arm could operate it unless someone helped them. They do not have to rotate it and speed could stay the same but they may get bored quickly. Good luck! « Show Less
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You have good eyes! I have the DM 10000 and it certainly DOES have Auto throttle
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Hey Tom - First of all, welcome to FSX. I am a real world pilot and use it as a training tool. I also have the G25 for my driving sim set up but do not know of a anything similar specifically for a flight sim set up. Maybe the Wheel Stand Pro could be modified? Sorry I'm no help. Good luck in your pursuit.
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Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work... » Read More Yes, it does have a thumbwheel throttle on the base just to the left of the stick. It also has small trim wheels for pitch and roll, but they are hard to adjust accurately. The trigger on the stick operates the brakes. Some flight sticks let you control the rudder independently of the aelerons by twisting the stick. This one does not. I suppose CH hopes that you will buy their separate rudder pedals. I use my Flightstick in the open source FlightGear flight simulator. In that program the top hat control which is supposed to let you look in different directions does not work. It might work if I were more stilled in programming. It might work in MS Flight Simulator or X-Plane; I do not know.Paul « Show Less
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Yes, it comes with a cheap controller that is very had to configure. I would buy a KK2.1.5 Multi-rotor LCD Flight Control Board for a replacement. Easier to program, and with out a computer attached in the field.