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wcp
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 Posted: Fri 10. Jan 2020 1:52:03 |
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I go to "General / Cannels" I assign "F:Stabi Function" to 8" then I go
to "Stabi tab" and set Stabalistion (Normal)
In my DX9 I assign Aux3 = Channel 8 then I assign channel 8 to switch (G).
I can see in the Diagnostic tab "Stabi on and off with my switch.
This will give me when the switch is on Stbai in normal mode.
I do not use bank switching so this would all be in bank 0.
Do I understand this right ?
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ZeXx86
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Posted: Sat 11. Jan 2020 19:15:35 |
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Hello,
yes, you are right.
If you can see it is acting in the Diagnostic tab it will work properly.
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wcp
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Posted: Sat 11. Jan 2020 19:45:23 |
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Thanks ! Can I tell if Sabi is on by looking at the heli and moving it around ?
What might notice different with Stabi on and off ?
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Posted: Sat 11. Jan 2020 19:48:19 |
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You will see it in the Diagnostic tab as Engaged.
It is possible to distinguish behavior of the swashplate, behavior is little bit different. Always return to the center.
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