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I believe it is worth the price! It is very small but very capable outdoors. My friends who tried it out immediately understood why it is expensive for its size.

It flies great! I have crashed a handful of times and only the blades needed replacing, nothing else. I do find the swash loose and the links were somewhat flimsy and it would have been great if it were 2.4ghz but range isn't a problem even though it's using a 72mhz system. Serial Number Iview Media Pro 3. I can't say if the range is better than the original quark, but i fly he SG as far as i can see it and it has never lost control of it. It is a great heli to play around with. Just bought it!, fly really well Just got little issue with it that maybe someone can help me to do the right setup. I have made the cyclic trim to get the heli stable (no sides or foward and rear movements) (trimed the ailerons and elevator).

I made those trim while I was in NORMAL mode. When I flip the switch into the IDLE UP mode, the heli goes to the left, so I need to compensate with right aileron movement to keep it straight. So if I trim it into idle up, it will be off trim into normal mode?? I am using the stock Hirobo transmitter that comes with the kit, so both normal and idle up mode share the same mechanical trim onto the transmitter. Do you have an idea why it tend to go to the left in idle up, while it stay straight into normal mode? My friend bought the same SG helicopter this weekend, same thing happen to him.

Thanks for your help! I have disable the motor to see the swashplate movement, and when in normal mode with throttle stick into the middle, the swashplate is at the level, but when in idle up, the swash plate goes to the left a little bit, enough to push the heli to the left. I think the only way to solve this is to use programmable transmitter to adjust trims seperatly in both mode.

Thanks for yourThat condition is fully adjustable in the POD electronics and you don't need an adjustable TX. TM Delayed Response Operator Not Engaged Quote. That condition is fully adjustable in the POD electronics and you don't need an adjustable TX.i have mess up with the pod with no result. First, seams that it do not save the settings even with the save procedure.

2- after saving, the swash plate not straight in neutral, 3- they told to replace the pods to original position. So it needs to be adjusted again for the tail. 4- the neutral, high and low sub trim adjustments are supposed to be adjusted with the tx off as per the manual, so no seperate adjustment for normal and idle up.

Bu it clearly seams that the heli store 2 differents trim settings for both mode, but don't know how to enter and adjust specific mode. Can you explain to me how to adjust the trim into the idle up mode?, I had passed at all the manual and cannot find the right procedure to do it. It is clearly says into the instruction that the trims are differents for aileron and elevator for both flight mode (normal and idle up) (up trim for elevator, and left trim for aileron). I don't understand why they do that???, they should have left the trim both the same into normal and idle up. They say to compensate the difference with the sticks.?? Matlab Mac Os X Cracked. ?no sense. Maybe I missed something because english is not my native language.

From what I understand, I should use a programmable transmitter to adjust the trims seperatly (receiver mode 3 or 4). The Quark is currently into receiver mode 2 with the 5ch hirobo tx. (no adjustment possible onto the TX except the mechanical trims.) I think 'gouki' got the best solution until now. If someone got the right procedure to adjust trim seperatly with the stock 5ch hirobo TX, it can be great!