I want the syma X1 quadcopter in mode 1, because i pilot only in this mode
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Hold the right turn trim button while powering on the controller to switch between modes. I am assuming this was a question asking about how to switch to Mode 1. The trim button just below the right stick on the controller is the one you need to use.
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one of the buttons switch it from video to still shots, it is a very unstable machine and will not fly with much wind. I would spend a little more and buy a larger quad, wish I had but live and learn
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http://www.kkmulticopter.kr/?modea=manual This should help you set up your controller
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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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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.
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There is a channel selector on the remote only. Set one controller to a channel and set the other controller to the opposite. Then turn on the controller and helicopter, move the throttle around until the chopper responds. It works best for me to do one at a time. Sometimes both helicopters will link with just one controller, I just turn one chopper off move a little away and try again.
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Ya it is a 2.4ghz setup can run mutipule units at once but i suggest the syma x1 Last much longer i blow the motor on 3 of these in less then a week
2107321
This was a Mode 2. It is really "twitchy" when flying. I personally like the Blade 300X much better being a tad larger and the ability to set it up as a beginner, if needed. mCpx V2 are just two hard to fly unless you are an absolute EXPERT. Choice is yours, but me I would not buy another one. Hope this clarifies a few things.
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I have a Spectrum DX6i transmitter. You can choose the mode in the setup ie. Heli or plane. Seems to work for me.
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Yes you can, only have to turn on one by one so the respective transmitter binds w the respective helicopter
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Mode 2 works for me with a Spektrum DX6i but I'd recommend you buy the full size parkzone Mk IX plane - more fun more realistic and more durable especially with retracts
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Mode 2 left stick is throttle and rudder Mode 1 right stick is throttle and rudder
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The one I purchased on Amazon was default mode 2; however, you can easily swap the transmitter to mode 1.
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You need at least a 3 ch receiver for the plane to match your TX - no ailerons so only need rudder, elevator, and motor control. I use mode 2 on my TX and use the aileron channel to the rudder servo. Great plane for both beginners and experts - if it is first plane or beginner use dual rates on controls set to 70% or lower to begin and don't use more than 1/2 throttle to launch - goes where pointed so start gently and be prepared to trim initial flight. Enjoy it!
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The radio that I received was mode 2 maybe because I live in the U.S. I love the radio and the software. Because this is a Spektrum radio I was able to buy 4 planes and quads that I could buy cheaper because they were BNF (bind and fly) and I didn't need a transmitter for each one so I saved myself between $30-$40 per plane.
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real flight 7/7.5 is suppose to have more realistic programming for quadcopters. If you want a quad simulator then you should probably stick with 7+
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Yes you can. At first I thought you were wanting a Mode 1 vs a Mode 2 transmitter. The majority of users in the USA fly with a Mode 2 (elevator and ailerons on the right and throttle and rudder on the left). What you want to do can easily be accomplished by plugging your aileron servo into the rudder connection of your receiver and the rudder into the aileron connection on your receiver. Hope this helps.Rick B.