Is the transmitter Mode 2 (speed and turn left- right) on the left stick(direction) on the rightstick
1610580
yes it is , but alittle difficult to control if you have a 9x radio i would bind it with that and you will think you have a whole new quad experiance have fun
1610581
yes it is. later on make sure to find GWS EP 5443 props, they completely change the flight of the aircraft. More stable, more lift, 2 min more flight time, and you can flip without losing as much altitude. they are just as durable as the stock blades.
26993
Yes! You can plug it into a free channel on your transmitter. Ideally it should be one controlled by a 3 position switch, for heading lock mode, Off, and normal stabilizing mode. I however only have a 2 position and a dial, so I use the dial to control the mode.
1342344
On a mode 1 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls fore and aft cyclic and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the throttle and left / right cyclic. On a mode 2 RC helicopter radio transmitter, the left stick controls the throttle and left / right yaw, and the right stick controls the fore / aft cyclic and left / right cyclic.
331941
Mode 1/2 is just which stick is responsible for controlling what. Mode 2 is throttle/ rudder on the left stick, and aileron/elevator on the right stick.
181189
Well, I use mode2, but it has been my understanding that mode1 or mode2 is a personal choice, I am pretty sure either one will work with this plane. I think the difference is in what stick controls which axis. Better check that out before you buy.
909876
Mode 2 really means that the left hand control will control the throttle (up and down ) and the tail rotor (right and left) The would be the rudder on a plane. The right hand control will control the Cyclic (up/down, forward and back)(left/right, left and right)(this would be the elevator control for a plane)(up/down) and the ailerons (left/right) on a plane. Mode 1 transmitters reverse the control stick operations.
1029938
It appears to be the label side. When I switch it around my interference increases significantly. And Yes it is definitely directional. Honestly I would only recommend getting one, two barely increased my signal.
1151037
No, both sides are the same length. The controls are on the left cable. Is a lot easier than looking for the little 'L' and 'R'.
2158884
With the FlySky FS-T6 2.4ghz Digital Proportional 6 Channel Transmitter I was able to change from mode 1 and 2 freely from the controller. I do not know what the receiver is inherently though. this transmitter actually has 4 different modes for stick configuration. all of this can be changed from the setting on the controller.
1158799
Yes the keypad to the left is designed as a gamers left hand paradise. It works perfectly, allowing a far greater maneuverability and capability when gaming.
181190
It's compatible with both modes, in the us mode 1, throttle and rudder on the left joystick, is the standard. Mode 2, throttle and rudder on the right, is more rare. Both modes are controlled by the transmitter, not the receiver (the plane).
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.
571671
Yes, very simple. Just two knobs and you are in manual mode. One for left right and one for up and down.
1530800
If it says RTF it includes the transmitter. If it says Bind and Fly it does not.
60865
Yes. There is a way to switch between left and right. Instructions are included and it was easy.
114860
No Any Game That Requires the use of both the left and right analog stick it won't work sorry
2098773
I looked at the manual, and I did NOT see a mode switch. I think you either have to buy one built as Mode 2 (most common), or mode 1 (I'm pretty sure the boxes are labelled that way). However, if you have a receiver *without* built in servos, you can switch the "rudder" and "aileron" servos in each others plugs to simulate mode 4 on a mode 2 transmitter. (I had to look up what the heck mode 4 was - http://mnewell.rchomepage.com/Techniques/Tx_Modes.pdf)