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Hello all. Been gone from the hobby for a long time... In that time I switched from Planes to Heli's... I started with an E-Flite Blade MSR. So far I am impressed with this tiny heli! I also am hooked on Heli's so I already bought the Blade SR that will be flown when I am ready.
OK.... My question : flying the MSR when I transition from forward flight back to hover slowly and release the stickly slowly. the heli rocks for ward and backward on it's own with no input from me.... is this the flybar trying to stabalize or the gyro trying to compensate? I can steady the rocking motion. Is this normal? Should I set the throws to the more advanced settings? I am fling figure 8's and can generaly fly this thing in any direction and place it where I want it.
How do I know I am ready for the next step? cyclic and head speed????? how hard is that to setup.... I would assume the SR RTF 6ch heli should be fairly close to setup out of the box... Should I consider going to the Blade MCP first...? So cool to be able to fly in the house!
Anyway thanks for any advice I can get up front.
OK.... My question : flying the MSR when I transition from forward flight back to hover slowly and release the stickly slowly. the heli rocks for ward and backward on it's own with no input from me.... is this the flybar trying to stabalize or the gyro trying to compensate? I can steady the rocking motion. Is this normal? Should I set the throws to the more advanced settings? I am fling figure 8's and can generaly fly this thing in any direction and place it where I want it.
How do I know I am ready for the next step? cyclic and head speed????? how hard is that to setup.... I would assume the SR RTF 6ch heli should be fairly close to setup out of the box... Should I consider going to the Blade MCP first...? So cool to be able to fly in the house!
Anyway thanks for any advice I can get up front.
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So this thread has had 12 views .... but no responses. HA HA.... [
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So that being said I started doing more and more searches. And think I found my answer....
It appears the motion that I am seeing in the heli is known as TBE... And over in the electric/E-flite forum there are a number of ideas to a resolution.
SO iF anyone sees the same issues.... please refference the E-flite forum.![Smile](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
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So that being said I started doing more and more searches. And think I found my answer....
It appears the motion that I am seeing in the heli is known as TBE... And over in the electric/E-flite forum there are a number of ideas to a resolution.
SO iF anyone sees the same issues.... please refference the E-flite forum.
![Smile](https://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/images/smilies/smile.gif)
Thanks