Sorry, I don't understand. Do you mean you can only configure 2 sets of throttle curves in OpenTX? I'm using OpenTX, and I can configure the switches to toggle to different throttle curves; definitely more than 2.
@@fyresg i put my curve values at +40, +60 and +80. When i flip the switch to idle up 1 and 2 the headspeed cranks up to Maximum. On normal (+40) it is noticable slower!
Excellent
You lost concentration, but not the helicopter, you came out cheap from the little accident 👍. Thanks for the video.
I have the x9D taranis which receiver is that please
Great video!
I also own the E180 and noticed it only accepting two headspeeds on OpenTX.
Can you confirm this issue?
Sorry, I don't understand. Do you mean you can only configure 2 sets of throttle curves in OpenTX? I'm using OpenTX, and I can configure the switches to toggle to different throttle curves; definitely more than 2.
@@fyresg i put my curve values at +40, +60 and +80. When i flip the switch to idle up 1 and 2 the headspeed cranks up to Maximum. On normal (+40) it is noticable slower!
How did you know it was maximum and not 60 or 80?
I could feel a difference between +40 and +50 flat throttle curves. I did not try anything higher than +50.
@@fyresg i did the Same Testing. Above +50 there is no noticeable difference.
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