Specifications

For microhelis, set the last point on the pitch curve so the pitch gauge reads 12 degrees. If the

helicopter is not a micro, set the last point on the pitch curve so the pitch gauge reads 10 de-

grees.

13.2.3.1.3. Setting the middle pitch curve points

Set the pitch curve to be a straight line between the first and last points by setting the value of

the middle points.

Note

Some micro helis may need about 10 degrees of pitch to hover. If you do not have

enough pitch to hover, then increase the last pitch curve point to 15 degrees and

adjust the middle points.

Note

If you do not have enough pitch range to set the first and last pitch curves points

properly, then you may need to enter the swashplate mixing menu and increase

the pitch mixing value.

13.2.3.2. Setting all pitch curve points

Copy the pitch curve values used in the normal mode pitch curve to the idle-up 1 pitch curve,

and the throttle hold pitch curve (if the throttle hold has its own pitch curve).

13.2.4. Cyclic setup (CP heli only)

Note

This setup only applies for CP helicopters. Skip this section for FP helicopters.

Note

The collective pitch setup (swashplate servo reversing) must be completed before

cyclic setup, otherwise the servos will not move correctly.

13.2.4.1. For transmitter mode 2 (US and Europe)

Move the RIGHT transmitter stick up and down. This should move the swashplate forwards

and backwards.

Move the RIGHT transmitter stick left and right. This should move the swashplate left and right.

13.2.4.2. For transmitter mode 1 (Asia and Europe)

Move the LEFT transmitter stick up and down. This should move the swashplate forwards and

backwards.

Move the RIGHT transmitter stick left and right. This should move the swashplate left and right.

13.2.4.3. Correcting swashplate tilt (JR/Futaba/Hitec)

Helicopter and Transmitter Setup