Is this a mode2 left hand throttle transmitter?
1138914
It comes both ways I think. Mine is mode 2, left hand throttle. It should indicate on each one if it is mode 2.
1138915
I bought four that came with the V911 helicopter. All were Mode 2 with throttle on the left stick. Very easy remote to use and the V911 is a good easy to control fixed pitch helicopter. Purchased two for myself and purchased two more to give to friends as gifts.
1138916
yes, i received mine in mode 2, they usually indicate if its mode 1. while V 912 transmitter has a selectable switch between 4 modes, it is double in price, which is why for me, this transmitter is quite sufficient. it is after all V911 dedicated.
1508931
Why do you mean Nuetral? If you mean no throttle but connected...put the left stick in the down position.
109306
There is more than one way to hook up the governor link. There is different holes in the throttle plate make sure it still pivots and not binds when all hooked up and working the throttle plate arm assem. If it is you probably used the wrong hole
509197
No, not without an additional module like the WL Toys WL-T6 (http://www.banggood.com/buy/wl-t6.html), or the OrangeRx DSMX module (http://hobbyking.com/hobbyking/store/__51704__OrangeRX_DSMX_DSM2_2_4Ghz_Transmitter_Module_JR_Turnigy_compatible_US_Warehouse_.html?strSearch=jr module)
890727
If any wants to know a Propel Speedstar transmitter will bind to the V911. It looks just like the one shipped with the v911 with a different brand name on it. I got a Mode 1 transmitter shipped to me by mistake and I pickup up the Propel transmitter (Mode 2)on Eb** for $4.00 used and it works. I couldn't fly it with the mode 1 transmitter after being use to a mode 1. Mode 2 is left hand throttle, mode 1 is right hand throttle. Not to be compared to the mode 1 and 2 on transmitter for beginner or expert modes. That's how they shipped me the wrong transmitter.
181188
I have a Spectrum DX6i transmitter. You can choose the mode in the setup ie. Heli or plane. Seems to work for me.
1951421
I used on left(drivers side) and worked well. The info said not handed and I checked the right and it seemed to be the same hub.
2180560
turn both on then work the throttle when red light stops blinking and is solid red both will then be connected
181191
It is compatable with either transmitter. The transmitter mode is a personal pilot preference. Most people in the USA use a mode 2 transmitter. (The throttle and rudder control are on the left stick, elevator and aileron on the right stick) Most people in the rest of the world use Mode 1 (Elevator and rudder on the left stick, throttle and aileron on the right stick.) It is best to get the same as people in your area, so if you need help they will be used to your type of radio setup.
1101776
As received, the forward/back and left right controls were not set up properly for the 'mode 1' stick. I had to go into the 'software' on the transmitter and switch them. The book tells you how to do this. I have been flying RC for 40 years and caught the problem immediately.
570607
You want the rudder yaw on the right stick, not on the throttle stick? If that's what your after, that's three channel mode. You can add a momentary switch to the right bumper button much like the left low/high rate switch.I made a simple 3/4 channel switchable v911 transmitter using a momentary through hole switch and some proto board. It works, but it's not fun flying the v911 like that.
384804
LH?? if that means left handed no......the throttle is the right side on most modern motorcycles.
349009
Default is mode 4 (throttle/roll) left stick, (pitch/yaw) right stick.For mode 2, hold down the light and accel buttons while turning on the controller.
1136707
Yes. Standard throttle and idle cable set up. I'm very happy with these grips.
679264
Yes, but mine was riveted to the side of the throttle body.I cut slots in rivets and took it off. then adjust TPS for the proper voltage, I think it was 4.1 VDC but double check that number. Hope this helps
1213131
Mode 2 is what is used by most countries. It means the throttle and rudder is assigned to the left joystick on an RC controller, while elevons and ailerons are controlled by the right. Mode 2 is standard in the United States, while Mode 1 is satndard in the U.K. and a few other European countries. Think of it as driving on the left side of the rode vs. the right side.
2215846
This is the v2 model. You have the option to switch between two flying modes using the transmitter. One is a little more subdued and controlled compared to the other mode which is full out power with less stability control.