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is it possible to get a Twister or another similar micro heli to fly as smooth as this with practice??
hope i can get there some day!
chudd
is it possible to get a Twister or another similar micro heli to fly as smooth as this with practice??
hope i can get there some day!
chudd
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Not just saying this but,if you trim them out properly and make sure its all in balance,ie rotors and such...they will fly cool like that,my jabo 2 is standard but does fly as smooth as that,no wobble on startup or landing...just take your time in the tuning and you will be rewarded..
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my Twister goes to the north east when hovering, and to correct this i need to slide the adjustments down and left all the way. this still is not enough. is there any way of changing this so it is correct when both at half way point?
any help would be appreciated.
chudd
any help would be appreciated.
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adjust the swashplate linkages to make sure the plate is perpendicular to the main shaft. Also, check the the balance of the whole heli, it should be centered over the main shaft as well on all axis'