Radio controlled helicopter question
17 December 2005, 10:42 AM
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Radio controlled helicopter question
I am getting my first radio controlled helicopter for christmas - It is a JABO II 4 channel. Any helicopter pilots in!!!!
Just wondering how hard it is to change the control from mode 1 to mode 2 control (i.e. the throttle is on the wrong stick). Is it just a case of unsoldering/soldering a few wires from the different pots?
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Just wondering how hard it is to change the control from mode 1 to mode 2 control (i.e. the throttle is on the wrong stick). Is it just a case of unsoldering/soldering a few wires from the different pots?
Cheers
17 December 2005, 10:48 AM
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Hiya,
I've got a helicopter Tx that I don't use - want to swap?
It's a Sanwa 6 (7?) channel, about 2 years old with 0 hours...
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I've got a helicopter Tx that I don't use - want to swap?
It's a Sanwa 6 (7?) channel, about 2 years old with 0 hours...
SB
17 December 2005, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by ScooBStu
Just wondering how hard it is to change the control from mode 1 to mode 2 control (i.e. the throttle is on the wrong stick).
17 December 2005, 01:10 PM
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i changed mine from 1 to 2 by myself mate, just undo the screws and swap the wires and springs over... easy!
Ive got a JABO II aswell! ncie little heli to learn on! altho you'll need to stick indoors for a fair while cos you need to be good to tackle wind as it isnt the most stable!!
you'll also need to purchase a rather extensive spares kit too!!
Ive got a JABO II aswell! ncie little heli to learn on! altho you'll need to stick indoors for a fair while cos you need to be good to tackle wind as it isnt the most stable!!
you'll also need to purchase a rather extensive spares kit too!!
17 December 2005, 01:28 PM
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Originally Posted by suprabeast
i changed mine from 1 to 2 by myself mate, just undo the screws and swap the wires and springs over... easy!
Ive got a JABO II aswell! ncie little heli to learn on! altho you'll need to stick indoors for a fair while cos you need to be good to tackle wind as it isnt the most stable!!
you'll also need to purchase a rather extensive spares kit too!!
Ive got a JABO II aswell! ncie little heli to learn on! altho you'll need to stick indoors for a fair while cos you need to be good to tackle wind as it isnt the most stable!!
you'll also need to purchase a rather extensive spares kit too!!
I have been practising on a free flight simulator which I downloaded off the net, however I really want to plug the control in and use this as controlling it with the keys is DIFFICULT (due to it being on or off if you know what I mean). Will def be practising indoors before venturing out into the wind.
What kind of spares do you constanly need then? It comes with a spare set of rotors.
17 December 2005, 01:40 PM
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why dont you plug the controller in then and practice with that !
you'll need all kinds of bits, rotor head, the links to them , rear tail motors, basically all the stuff that breaks every time you crash it... and you will crash it
you'll need all kinds of bits, rotor head, the links to them , rear tail motors, basically all the stuff that breaks every time you crash it... and you will crash it
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